Some philosophers argue that the conditions for epistemic peerhood are so stringent that they are rarely met, and the fact that someone disagrees with you may be evidence that they are not your epistemic peer.

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  Social Epistemology - Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science

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• disagreement concept
• epistemic peers concept