Which concepts have most shaped human knowledge?

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#1Formal Logic and Deductive Reasoning#2Empiricism and the Scientific Method (Falsifiability)#3Abstraction and Positional Mathematics (Zero & Calculus)#4Computation and Information Theory#5Evolution by Natural Selection#6Causality, Mechanism, and Determinism#7Relativity and Non-Absolute Reference Frames#8Quantum Indeterminacy and Probability#9Intersubjective Reality and Social Constructs#10Epistemic Humility and Cognitive Bias#11Universal Human Rights and the Sovereign Individual#12Logic #13Mathematics #14Empiricism #15Evolution+4 more

#1Causality#2Number and quantity#3Logic and proof#4Zero and the positional number system#5The scientific method / empiricism#6Evolution by natural selection #7Energy and entropy #8Relativity and quantum mechanics #9Information#10Algorithm / computation#11The self / consciousness#12Natural rights / the individual#13Supply, demand, and markets#14Language and symbol

#1Causality #2Language and symbols#3Number and measurement#4Pattern and regularity#5Evidence and observation#6Reason and logic #7Abstraction#8Causation through experiment#9The self and subjectivity#10Uncertainty and probability#11Change and evolution#12Systems and interdependence #13Time and history#14Universality and human equality#15Skepticism and falsifiability+5 more

#1Language #2Numbers and counting#3Writing#4Logic #5Causality#6Evidence and observation#7Experimentation #8Classification #9Abstraction #10Probability and uncertainty#11System and model#12Invention of zero and place value #13The scientific method #14Computational thinking #1historical ranking+2 more

#1empiricism/scientific method#2writing#3mathematics#4logic#5education#6Empiricism / scientific method#7Writing#8Mathematics#9Logic#10Education#11language#12writing#13scientific institutions#1top 10 concepts

#1The Scientific Method#2Writing#3Mathematics#4Education#5formal logic #6intellectual freedom #7the rule of law

#1evolution by natural selection#2universal gravitation#3heliocentrism#4empiricism and the scientific method#5DNA/genetics#6relativity#7monotheism and individual rights#8the idea of progress #9abstract mathematics (e.g., zero and calculus)#10Evolution by natural selection#11Universal gravitation and laws of motion#12Heliocentrism/Copernican Revolution#13Relativity#14DNA as the carrier of heritable information#15Empiricism and the scientific method+10 more

#1Causality (Cause and Effect)#2The Scientific Method (Empiricism)#3Mathematics (Abstraction)#4Evolution by Natural Selection#5Germ Theory#6The Atom (Atomism)#7Human Rights and Individualism#8Systems Thinking (Interconnectedness)#9Mathematics#10Atomism #11Causality #12the Scientific Method #13Evolution#14Germ Theory#15Human Rights

#1Abstract Thought #2Symbolism #3Language#4Mathematics (Zero & Measurement)#5Classification #6Axial Age #7Aristotelian Logic #8syllogism#9Plato’s Theory of Forms#10The Idea of God#11Scientific Revolution#12Universal Laws #13Isaac Newton #14Gravity #15The Copernican Revolution+10 more

#	Entity	Score
01	Causality	87.3
02	logic	72.4
03	Empiricism	64.1
04	abstraction	60.6
05	Evolution	54.0
06	measurement	50.8
07	Natural Rights	47.7
08	language	45.5
09	Uncertainty and probability	35.7
10	The self / consciousness	35.7
11	algorithm	33.1
12	Skepticism	32.3
13	Pattern and regularity	25.6
14	Systems and interdependence	19.7
15	Time and History	19.4
16	Skepticism and falsifiability	18.8
17	Energy and entropy (thermodynamics)	16.3
18	Relativity and Quantum Mechanics	15.8
19	relativity	15.7
20	Information	15.4
21	Intersubjective Reality and Social Constructs	14.8
22	Supply, Demand, and Markets	14.2
23	Mathematics	13.7

Which concepts have most shaped human knowledge?

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