Moore's Paradox (Agnes Callard & Robin Hanson)
Minds Almost Meeting
The Differences Between Socrates and Alsibieties
Socrates tries to correct alsibieties about whether it's raining in Chicago. Alsibieties can't let go of the thought that he knows about justice and injustice. He would rather die than not proceed on this quest. But Socrates is able to say, I am wrong. Not I was wrong. And so what we have to do is look at like, what explains these two differences?
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