What are the two ways that a belief can fall short on knowledge?
What will be an ideal response?
A belief could be false. The belief could be based on insufficient evidence
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Which of the following is the form of an induction by enumeration?
A. A is similar to B in relevant respects, and B has property P. So, A has property P. B. x percent of a sample of A is B. So, approximately x percent of A is B. C. x percent of A is B. c is an A. So, c is a B. D. R is reliable, and R asserts that S. So, S.
When the TV sports announcer said that 2015 marked the first time that there was a "real college football champion," the donkey cart word real was being used in order to ________
(a) show how enthusiastic the announcer was that his alma mater had won (b) being ironic since the announcer did not approve of using a playoff format to pick a champion (c) explain that NCAA football players should be compensated for playing (d) twist the meaning of "college football champion" to exclude all previous national #1 teams
Some of the virtues of philosophical thinking are:
1. intellectual modesty and curiosity. 2. intellectual arrogance and cynicism. 3. emotional sensitivity and empathy. 4. emotional detachment and coldness.
What was Hegel's great error, according to Marx?
a. capitalism b. theism c. abstraction d. localism