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Epistemology
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy which studies knowledge. Conventionally, knowledge has been defined as true, justified belief, though this has increasingly come under critique. Major approaches include empiricism, rationalism, skepticism, pragmatism, and relativism.
20k subscribers48 posts / mo in Sep 202634 authors / mosince 2010
r/epistemology has 20k members (+64% over the last 12 months). It gets about 48 posts a month from 34 people. Top topics: Philosophy Discussions, Capitalism Debates and OpenAI Updates.
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- Philosophy Discussions1.1%
- Capitalism Debates1.1%
- OpenAI Updates0.3%
- Cyberpunk Fiction0.3%
- TechnicallyTrue0.3%
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- Substack
- Stanford University
- Zenodo
- Medium
- cambridge.org
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