Seth Paskin

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The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast · Ep. 396: Peirce on Knowledge (Part Two) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

that then results in itself. podcast-host

I guess in the end that that's all just tied to the error, the notion of error that that you would be factoring in testimony at all. podcast-host

But I I guess the testimony part, there seems to be the recognition of an error that would come from either observations or testimony. podcast-host

But there's I guess I'm imagining I'm thinking about testimony that is in the space where there's just podcast-host

No, there isn't a question of error going on. podcast-host

There's a kind of maybe that form of testimony is really a uh indication or a pointing at. podcast-host

That is, you know, when you don't have a question, you just have a an indicator that you're getting from someone something else outside you, such that you would, you know, again, the part that inheres inside you that holds that testimony podcast-host

And in fact, we had the analogy with the inferences with the a triangle. podcast-host

And so each of those is operating like testimony, right? podcast-host

So, you know, even if you're talking about trying to think through something yourself on your own, right? podcast-host

And the process of refining a mistake to decide that it was a mistake or decide that it was not a mistake is going to be sequences of inferences, all of which podcast-host

act like testimony, even if they come from yourself. podcast-host

In that way you're quantizing each testimony is like an individual cognition that was a judgment. podcast-host

Judgment's not quite the right word. podcast-host

It's an individual kind of cognition about this about the state of things. podcast-host

Proposition, that'd be the word that you would use. podcast-host

The cognition that's rendered as a proposition. podcast-host

Because they all are effectively. podcast-host

And then all those instances of testimony then are the podcast-host

the material for figuring things out. podcast-host

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