Where the excerpt picks up in the “Theaetetus” dialogue (the beginning of your reading), what definition of knowledge are Socrates and Theaetetus considering?

What is Plato’s solution to “Meno’s Paradox” or the “Paradox of Inquiry”?

Plato, through Socrates, believes that it’s just better not to know how much one doesn’t know.

Buchak thinks that having faith is inconsistent with being epistemically rational.

What problem does Socrates see with the definition, “true opinion + rational explanation” overall?

Hume thinks our inferences from experience result from what?

According to Hume, all human reasoning and enquiry can be divided into matters of fact and

What example does Hume not use to describe the distinction between cause and effect?

Hume says that knowing that our inferences are based only on custom is the first step in eradicating them. 

Harman thinks that enumerative induction and the inference to the best explanation are identical.