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Knowing in the Teeth of the Diallelus - How rightly not to be sceptical
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What can we know if we take sceptical worries such as the Münchhausen trilemma seriously? Quite a lot, actually - if the world is a certain way, namely if transcendent mediocrity is the case.Author's Profile
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