The Problem Isn't That Certainty Is Inaccessible

Socrates tried to get closer to certainty by arguing with people all day long, while Dechart tried to figure out what we can know for certain by working alone./nAfter thinkers became pessimistic about the possibility of arriving at certainty, they started to critique the way things had typically been done./nThere were several different paths forward that emerged as a result of this critique, including the logical positivists and the phenomenologists.