The Reliability of Epistemic Intuitions

Kenneth M Boyd · Jennifer Nagel

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You see Plato running right past you. Unfortunately, you mistake him for Socrates, and you form the confident belief that Socrates is running, based on what you have seen. As it happens, just at this very moment Socrates is running, in a distant city. Do you know that Socrates is running?

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