Truth and Knowledge

Exploring the complexities of truth and knowledge, this book examines how insufficient or contradictory information affects reasoning, particularly in legal contexts. It discusses the challenges of using probability when faced with unreliable sources and emphasizes the importance of adjusting evaluations based on past reliability. The text also delves into conjectures regarding the homogeneity of information domains, providing a multifaceted approach to understanding how we navigate uncertainties in knowledge acquisition.