True/False
The Epistemologist says, "While other epistemologists have been solemnly arguing such questions as whether a man can be wrong when he asserts that he believes such and such, I have discovered how to settle such questions experimentally." The Epistemologist claims that he does this by constructing a flow chart of the person's ideas.
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