This is the obvious answer to the fundamental question of epistemology: would I think what I think if I didn't think the way I think? The answer is obviously "

This is the obvious answer to the fundamental question of epistemology: would I think what I think if I didn't think the way I think? The answer is obviously "no", but the next questions that arise from that are more complicated ("What would I think if I thought differently?" "Is there a 'correct' way to think?" "How can I validate my thinking?" "Is there a way to move my thinking towards a more 'correct' way?").