At the conclusion of the arguments, the chief judge praised both lawyers for the "able advocacy" of their positions.
Later, after the conclusion of opening arguments, she told a cluster of reporters, "I think it'll be clear that this is an overreaching effort by the government, and the charges against my husband are false".
According to an influential objection, similarity theses presuppose that we can reliably distinguish dreams and waking, yet the conclusion of dreaming arguments presupposes that we cannot.
I almost expect a banjo to start strumming at the conclusion of his arguments.
It is just a mistake for a theist to say: "Since the premise is true (and the argument is valid), this argument shows that the conclusion of the argument is true".
The conclusion of the argument is a statement describing the phenomenon to be explained.
In logic an argument consists of a set of statements, the premises, whose truth supposedly supports the truth of a single statement called the conclusion of the argument.
Similarly, it is just a mistake for a theist to say: "Since it is rational to accept the premise (and the argument is valid), this argument shows that it is rational to accept the conclusion of the argument".
If the conclusion of this argument counts as a paradox, then by a similar argument for the negation of any of your beliefs counts as a paradox.
So if he did hold the view that nothing can be known, it seems more plausible to think that, like Socrates (on some accounts), he held it as a tentative consequence of the success of his arguments against all conceptions of knowledge, rather than as the conclusion of an argument relying on a particular epistemological theory.
