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[@seankennedy4284]

Thank you for the informative video! Have never made a formal study of epistemology, but learned quite a bit from economist and social philosopher Ludwig von Mises. In particular, via his _Epistemological Problems of Economics_ (1933), and _Theory and History_ (1957). Monumental contributions, each, to human understanding in the fields of economics, sociology, and history, respectively. A profound and erudite scholar. In addition, Hoppe, in _Economic Science and the Austrian Method_ (1995), highlights Mises' all but unrecognized, yet significant advancement of rationalist philosophy, via Mises' justification for economics qua apriori---ahem, not empirical---science. Fascinating and persuasive. All three works, in electronic form, can be found for free on the internet.

[@sndpgr]

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[@rodenmeares3119]

thanks for this!😃😃

[@achristian11]

thank you

[@marlonfrometabarreto888]

Just starting to watch this video. I will not forgive you if you if you don't recommend Understanding Knowledge by Michael Huemer. 😂

[@andrewmoon1917]

Please forgive me! I sadly just have t gotten around to it since it's relatively new. My guess is that it is very good though. :)

[@marlonfrometabarreto888]

@@andrewmoon1917 Yeah, Michael is really accesible and clear. I don't forgive you, but I enjoyed the video though. ;)

[@DivinityOperation]

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[@javierreyes623]

Analytic gae?