Exercise: In a paper written for another class, find a sentence or passage that is too vague for its context.
What will be an ideal response?
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Kant believed that determinism is true of every possible event and object of human knowledge, including human actions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Before it became associated with art and beauty, the word aesthetics had to do with feeling in general
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In the truth table for ~{ [D v (~M ? ~D)] ? ~ (M ? D)}, under which symbol does the box with the final result go?
A) the second horseshoe B) the disjunction C) the tilde outside the braces
Timon's argument for why knowledge of the Truth is impossible states that:
1. Since the Truth is only known by God and we are not God, we cannot know the Truth. 2. Since the Truth is only established by argument, and since every argument is based on premises, and since every premise must be argued for, there is no way to establish the Truth once and for all. 3. Since the Truth is made of atoms, and since atoms do not exist, the Truth does not exist. 4. Since one must be wise to know the Truth, and since no humans are truly wise, no human can know the Truth.