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But there can be no doubt about the difference between a belief that is overtly motivated by emotional bias (and other non-epistemic factors) and a belief that is comparatively free of such bias.— homunculus
Your blithe acceptance that belief can be something other than epistemic-something other than an effort to reliably map reality in our thoughts-makes it impossible to differentiate belief from mere hope.— homunculus
They generally use "epistemic" in the sense "of or relating to knowledge or cognition" and use "epistemological" in the sense "of or relating to epistemology".— Griffin And Hoxie Mega Feed
If we ignore vertical knowledge (general rules, principles) or throw it carelessly out of the window, we lose experience, we abandon vital means of orientation in the world - epistemic help that is not the result of the achievement of any single mind.— RedStateEclectic
Rorty, who died at 75 on June 8, epitomized a hearty American version of the Teutonic epistemic gloom that has raged like wildfire through the American university from the 1970s to, well, at least to the day before yesterday.— www.Perublogs.com Todos los Blogs del Perú

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