Yeah, but I think that it’s more than not taken literally, it’s that the exercise is fundamentally flawed when being used as an argument instead of very narrowly for honest truth-seeking, which is almost never possible in a discussion without unreasonably high levels of trust and confidence in others’ epistemic reliability.
Yeah, but I think that it’s more than not taken literally, it’s that the exercise is fundamentally flawed when being used as an argument instead of very narrowly for honest truth-seeking, which is almost never possible in a discussion without unreasonably high levels of trust and confidence in others’ epistemic reliability.