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Pollock Suggests That Rather Than Ask, "How Is It Possible

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Pollock suggests that rather than ask, "How is it possible to discover DNA, or find a cure for cancer?" the epistemologist has traditionally begun by asking, "How is knowledge possible at all?"

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