On the Epistemic Bilking Argument

Garrett, Brian

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On the Epistemic Bilking Argument

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2015

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Garrett, Brian

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Wiley-Blackwell

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The standard bilking argument is well-known and attempts to prove the impossibility of backwards causation. In this discussion note, I identify an epistemic bilking argument, which has not received sufficient attention in the literature, and indicate how

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Thought: A Journal of Philosophy

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10.1002/tht3.170

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