How base is that basest of metals
That strives its best to become our base!
Like withering grass and falling petals
Are money-lovers wasting their days...
Intelligence and Short-term Memory Wiring Errors: Epistemic Considerations
Let’s suppose:
1. Oscar wants to go to the airport (x) to meet John, for which he needs to take a bus A11 (a)
2. On way to the bus stop, he changes his mind and informs John that he would meet him at Plus centre (y), and intends now to take bus C98 to go there (b)
3. He gets busy talking chatting with someone else.
4. When he reaches the stop, he sees bus A11 (a) and immediately gets into it with the intention of reaching Plus centre (y) asap.
5....
Internalism Vs Externalism (Table of Differences)
Table of Differences
ViewAccessBasisResponsibility
InternalismA person always has access to or can be aware of why (the reasons) he believes in somethingOne’s internal (mental) states are important justifiers of a beliefAn internal sense of conformity to responsibility and duty towards truth is the justification for one’s belief
ExternalismIt is not the case that a person always has access to or can be aware of the reasons or justifications for his beliefThere are things other than mental states that act as justifiers of beliefBelief is justified,...
