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The Epistemology of Beliefof representations, have their contents limited by the sort of information the system in which they occur can pick up and process. If a system—measuring instrument, animal or human being—cannot process information to the effect that something is ., it cannot represent something as .. From this it fo

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Brains Don’t Lie: They Don’t Even Make Many Mistakes Several years ago, in his book ., Hilary Putnam purported to solve that problem by proving that we are not brains in a vat. I am now inclined to believe that Putnam’s argument is, in all essential respects, correct..

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Arbitrary Reasonsuld never in the first place have believed the most fundamental claims we use as support for other views. We had no reason to believe them. Justification must . somewhere, yet all beginnings are arbitrary and hence unacceptable. The practical skeptic can reason analogously: since we ought never to d

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Contextualization at Macro-Levelssical issues concerning skepticism seem to fall most naturally into “normative” epistemology. The arguments of the skeptic most often . metaepistemological positions but there is often far too little explicit discussion of the nature of knowledge or justified belief. Those of us who think that meta

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