Koyaanisqatsi
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Any certainty in the Theory of Justified True Belief?
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Adorable. Irrelevant and off topic, but adorable.
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Apparently the difference in Canada is a scientific balm.
Just breaking in.
There certainty isn't any certainty in JTB because the three legs are attempts to reduce uncertainty. The question posed is answered with a simple No. End if topic.
But as the many posts preceding this one give lie to whether there is certainty about that. Where is the emptiness theorem when it's needed.
Just breaking in.
There certainty isn't any certainty in JTB because the three legs are attempts to reduce uncertainty. The question posed is answered with a simple No. End if topic.
But as the many posts preceding this one give lie to whether there is certainty about that. Where is the emptiness theorem when it's needed.