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Excerpt from The Groundwork of Science a Study of Epistemology
E have again and again been impressed by the ready disposition of men whose views and Opinions are most opposed, to agree in accepting as certain, things which are by no means evident, and in adopting conclusions as proved, which are by no means the only consequences that follow from conceded premisses. Our great object, there fore, in this little volume, is to represent nothing as certain which does not appear to us to be really evident, and yet not to shrink from upholding as true whatever, in our judg ment, possesses the highest conceivable evidence.
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