From No-Drop to Drop: Strengthening the Case for Deductive Risk
10 Oct 24 @ 16:00 – 18:00 – In the last fifteen years, some authors have proposed one peculiar way in which deductive closure principles could fail: long chains of single-premise deductions may aggregate epistemic risk. This makes it possible for an agent to know (or justifiably belief) the non-risky premise p of a deduction but, at the same time, lack knowledge of (or justification […]

