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From PhilPapers forum Philosophy of Physical Science:
| 2013-12-18 |
Are the physically possible worlds the same as the logically possible worlds?
Reply to Han Geurdes |
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Mark Wilson
Western Carolina University |
Why do you think that you cannot know? What is knowledge? Is knowledge possible? If so, how is it attained? Is the universe fully intelligible? Are contradictions possible? The answers to these questions are VERY IMPORTANT.
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