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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2023 · 23 MIN

Episode 21: Circular Reasoning

from Echo’s Box · host Casey Erdmann

In this episode we discuss how much we know everything and all the secrets in the universe, and maybe a little about Agrippa's fallacy argument of Circular Reasoning. Which is it? You decide!

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In this episode we discuss how much we know everything and all the secrets in the universe, and maybe a little about Agrippa's fallacy argument of Circular Reasoning. Which is it? You decide!

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This episode was published on March 29, 2023.

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In this episode we discuss how much we know everything and all the secrets in the universe, and maybe a little about Agrippa's fallacy argument of Circular Reasoning. Which is it? You decide!

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