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Acceptance and Belief Revisited,elief and acceptance, information at the fIrst level, and knowledge at the second. The confusion between these two levels of mentality has resulted in disputes about the nature of knowledge which, though illuminating in the arguments and reflections they elicited, nevertheless obscure the nature of human cognition.

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Pulverbeschichtung in der Praxis, about Moore’s paradox. But as Professor Goldstein says, he follows a circuitous path in his paper, and I can’t resist a brief comment about a bit of the scenery that he passes by on his route to his solution to the paradox. So before getting to Moore’s paradox I will first take a look at the story of Mei-Li.