Generally it’s Bayesian. If at this point in the history of civilization statements like ‘there are chairs’ don’t get to count as obviously right, or ‘physics be damned, I don’t need on stinkin’ causes for my volition!′ as obviously wrong, then I confess I no longer find it obvious what ‘obvious’ is even supposed to mean.
I’m not saying Anti-Naturalists and Anti-Realists aren’t extremely sophisticated, or in a number of cases well worth reading; sophistication is compatible with obvious wrongness.
Generally it’s Bayesian. If at this point in the history of civilization statements like ‘there are chairs’ don’t get to count as obviously right, or ‘physics be damned, I don’t need on stinkin’ causes for my volition!′ as obviously wrong, then I confess I no longer find it obvious what ‘obvious’ is even supposed to mean.
I’m not saying Anti-Naturalists and Anti-Realists aren’t extremely sophisticated, or in a number of cases well worth reading; sophistication is compatible with obvious wrongness.