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Hi Guy, thanks for your helpful characterization of Duncan's take on the Swamping Problem. I think that, on the EVMonist picture, it is 'truth', and not true belief, that should be said to be fundamentally epistemicaly valuable (and further, that the swamping problem, at least as Kvanvig (2003) lays it out, takes 'truth' (and not true belief) to be the valuable part of knowledge that does the 'swamping'. (See his discussion of 'truth' as the culprit 'swamper' on p. 47, 48 and especially p. http://www.rideinred.com/oakley.asp 49 of his 2003) One way to think about why 'truth' and 'true belief', as value bearers, are distinct is to consider that true belief is a 'type' of belief, and not a property of a belief. Truth, on the other hand, is a property a belief could have, but is not itself a type of belief. They are, thus, distinct qua value bearers even though, in epistemological discussion, there is of course a convention permitting them to be used interchangeably at times. (For example, I might talk about my true belief that it is Wednesday as being 'the truth.') Because the swamping problem rests on the idea that one valuable thing 'swamps' the value of another under certain circumstances, we are thinking of that which does the swamping in its capacity as a value bearerand againinsofar as true belief and truth would be bearers of value, they come apart. Although much of Duncan's overall picture isn't threatened by his use of true belief rather than truth as operative in (1) of the aporia, this, there are, I think, some substantive points in his discussion later in the paper (esp. from p.
In the first observation of its kind, researchers say that they have seen optical light from a magnetar, an extremely dense, dying neutron star with a very powerful magnetic field. Astronomers watched for days as the magnetar flared, brightening at one point by over 200 times in just four seconds. The flash was far too bright to come from any normal stellar processes, and the leading explanation is that the light was emitted from ions accelerated by its magnetic field.magnetar] could rip your flesh off you from 1,000 kilometers. Within minutes, optical telescopes around the world swivelled to observe the source of the activity. Much to their surprise, they saw a series of bright optical flashes. The first occurred just minutes after the initial burst, but the source continued to flare for a few nights.The observations showed that whatever the object was, it was in our own Milky Way and no more than 10,000 to 16,000 light years away, less than a quarter of the distance across the Galaxy. Moreover, the energy contained in the flares was far too great to have Longchamp pas cher come from a normal star, Stefanescu says.In a spinThe suspected source of the flashes is an exotic variety of neutron star neutronrich remnants of stars that have exploded in a supernova. Theorists believe that neutron stars contain a smattering of charged particles that create its magnetic field, although how they do so is still not entirely understood.But in rare cases, some neutron stars can develop an even stronger field. These magnetars can spin at rates of many revolutions per minute, giving them a magnetic field up to 1,000 times that of a regular neutron star. "This field is actually so strong that it could erase a credit card from the distance of the moon," Stefanescu says.
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