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In this context an axiom is a nonlogical axiom, in other words an assumption, one that is not to be questioned or discussed
by lionkor 2y ago
In this context an axiom is a nonlogical axiom, in other words an assumption, one that is not to be questioned or discussed
- par1970 2y agoOkay. So, in your original comment are you asserting that teachers are mostly telling students to believe propositions without giving any epistemic justification for those propositions?
- lionkor 2y agoYes, as part of teaching one topic, teachers have to tell students to "not worry about" some other related topic and just take it as given fact, even when that's not technically true