According to one variety of skepticism, humans do not and cannot have any non-question-begging reasons for thinking that any beliefs about the external world are true, because such reasons inevitably depend for their force on the very beliefs in question.

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  Virtue Epistemology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• skepticism concept
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