Exploring Skepticism, Foundationalism, and Intuitions in Philosophy

The chapter delves into skepticism in philosophy, discussing external world skepticism and global skepticism, as well as foundationalism in justifying beliefs. The conversation distinguishes between foundational knowledge and faith, examines the impact of substances like hallucinogens on experiences, and discusses the principle of phenomenal conservatism. They also explore the role of intuition in ethical reasoning and critique studies questioning the reliability of intuitions.