5.2 The Traditional Analysis of Knowledge
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gorgolyt 1 month ago
5:15 What difference? It's like saying if your notion of truth is identical to mine then you can't not call true what I do. Absurd. Simply privileges one stereotypical familiar 'reality'. Why don't they just admit the conditionality of their notion of truth? Zealots.
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