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| cognition conforms to the object |
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| objects conforms to cognition |
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| sensible qualities conveyed into the mind from external objects |
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| perceptions of the operations in the mind |
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| ideas produced in the mind by our senses, simple and unmixed |
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| repeat, compare, and unite, simple ideas |
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| inseperable from the external body |
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| ex: solidity, extension, figure, and mobility |
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| ex: color, sound, taste, odor, feel |
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| the more lively perceptions |
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| discoverable by mere operation of thought |
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| cognition absolutely indpendently of all expierence, universal and neccesary |
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| cognition through expiereince, particular and contingent |
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| doubt about our knowledge of the truth of a specific statement |
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| epistemological skepticism |
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| doubt that we can know anything at all |
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| 2 ways skepticism may be defended |
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| what are the differences with sense knowledge (6) |
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| sense organs (good eye sight) , conditions in which we sense things (lighting), knowledge and interest (smarter than), customs (diff religions), strange and rare verses common and familiar, relationships (heavy, up) |
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| what is wrong with memory |
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| its not reliable. (The sun will rise tm based on the 1000 times ive seen it rise before) |
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| skepticism can be ATTACKED based on: |
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| -it is impractical. we cannot live as though we dont know anything. senses in general relay consistent information |
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