2.In most professions and academic fields, imagination is more important than knowledge.
The author of the statement gives a primacy to imagination over knowledge. In my opinion, the comparison between these two is wrong in the first place, let alone the seeking which one is better than the other. Both knowledge and imagination mutually legitimate each other.
To begin with, we cannot weigh these two against each other because their nature is incommensurably different. As the word itself is telling us, “imagination” is the producing of mental images. The raw material of the imagination is knowledge which is a set of facts. To illustrate, consider that why a child in Canada ...
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