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Chapter 4: Our Stance: Practicing Epistemological Skepticism
What does it mean to practice epistemological skepticism? This chapter names the stance clearly: a disciplined willingness to doubt well, not a cynical rejection of everything. It lays out the core commitments—map–territory separation, confidence as gradient, proportional scrutiny, falsifiability, living audit, and ethical integration—and prepares you for the tools ahead.

Paul Falconer & ESA
6 days ago7 min read
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