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  • curprev 15:1115:11, 9 August 2022‎ Pooyamo talk contribs‎ 1,219 bytes +1,219‎ Created page with ";'''§3.4''' Because we can acquire knowledge by inference, our knowledge of some things depends on our knowledge of others. If, to return to an earlier example, we know that Natalie murdered Carl, because we know that the murderer had access to his rose garden and that only she had such access, then our knowledge that she is the murderer depends on our knowledge of these two premises. The same pattern holds for lower epistemic statuses. If it were merely probable that..."
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