Who Knows?
What's the tackiest thing ever?
- Rock Candy on a hot summer's day?
- Melted asphalt under gum caught trainers?
- An old squash racket grip with glue leaking out?
- Rock Candy on a hot summer's day?
- Melted asphalt under gum caught trainers?
- An old squash racket grip with glue leaking out?
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“Epistemic” relates to knowledge, understanding, or the justification of beliefs. It comes from the Greek word epistēmē, meaning “knowledge” or “science.”
For example:
• Epistemic uncertainty refers to uncertainty due to a lack of knowledge.
• Epistemic justification concerns whether a belief is supported by evidence or reasoning.
• Epistemic logic studies reasoning about knowledge and belief.
It is often used in philosophy, cognitive science, and epistemology (the study of knowledge).