3 ms·
Of course. But everyone has different knowledge of human history so it’s hard to say what counts as a priori for you versus me. For example, most americans hav
by randyrand 4y ago
Of course. But everyone has different knowledge of human history so it’s hard to say what counts as a priori for you versus me.
For example, most americans have a-priori knowledge that rural americans are demographically whiter than urban americans, and could hypothesize global trends.
If that counts as an a priori reason - I’ll take it. In summary: “A priori” is ambiguous here / not a very useful modifier afaict.
- tomrod 4y agoMade sense to me when I used it. Have a good one.