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The Five Principles of Middle Way Philosophy
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Uploaded Ellis/Five Principles, 1a. Uncertainty, 'Knowledge', and Sceptical Argument
Ellis/Five Principles, 1b. Scepticism is not Negative
Ellis/Five Principles, 2b. Complexity and Antifragility
Ellis/Five Principles, 1c. Scepticism is not Impractical
Ellis/Five Principles, 1d. Scepticism, Embodiment, and Meaningfulness
Ellis/Five Principles, 1e. Scepticism is not Selective
Ellis/Five Principles, 1f. Scepticism does not Threaten Meaning
Ellis/Five Principles, 1g. Scepticism Applies to Values and Facts
Ellis/Five Principles, 2a. Optionality and Adaptiveness
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