Avram Hiller and R. Wolfe Randall argue that group knowledge does not locally supervene on the mental states of the group's members, meaning two groups with identical member mental states could differ in their knowledge based on their use of non-agential devices like computers, notebooks, or archives.

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• Person: Avram Hiller, R. Wolfe Randall Organization: Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective
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