Is truth, as Garner would have it, not attainable through knowledge, only through belief?
Even if it were attainable, that kind of knowledge would present hazardous prospects of its own.
Fortunately for Lewis' program, there are strong arguments that common knowledge is indeed attainable.
We believe that as more complete data sets become available, a higher level of knowledge will be attainable by utilizing this method.
Indebted to Descartes' theory of the passions this argues that knowledge of virtue is attainable by reason, and the pursuit of virtue entails the control of the passions by the soul.
And that level of certainty, to my knowledge, is just not attainable.
'Mankind have a great aversion to intellectual labour; but even supposing knowledge to be easily attainable, more people would be content to be ignorant than would take even a little trouble to acquire it.'.
Theoretically, agnosticism is very different from atheism, for atheists and theists share the conviction that knowledge about such matters is attainable – and, indeed, that they have attained it while their opponents have failed to do so.
(Ockham, Quodlibet IV, q. 1: Opera Theologica IX, pp. 292ff).. Perception was, throughout the Middle Ages, a contentious topic, and it was also a topic in which the answers to strictly causal questions could influence philosophical positions in other areas (for example, on whether certain knowledge of external entities was attainable).
A modern development is provided of the classic result that, given two parties with independent private valuations, ex post efficiency is attainable if and only if it is common knowledge that gains from trade exist.
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