Our imagination is a fundamental basis in the production of personal knowledge. For example, when someone talks about a planet that is not observable to us, or in biology when a teacher asks us to pretend to be a red blood cell and follow our journey through the heart, we use our imagination as a method of production. of knowledge. Imagination allows us to be our own puppet masters in the production of personal knowledge of our own. Each of us has a unique imagination and therefore what we see and the knowledge we produce is individual. In knowledge production, we do not need passive observation or active experimentation to produce knowledge for ourselves, and imagination is an example of this. The planet “Kepler-22b” is extremely far from Earth and is therefore not visible to cameras. However, with information gained through active observation and deductive reasoning, artists can imagine what Kepler-22b would look like and thus visualize a knowledge base for teaching. . The imagination of Kepler-22b would be the basis of knowledge for society, as any reference to Kepler-22b would be based on this image; this may be false because it is based on a single interpretation, but it remains knowledge for society. The example of Kepler-22b and the use of imagination when creating this hypothetical image does not