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Essay heading: Classical vs. Hellenistic periods
 
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Skepticism, which reached its peak in 200 B.C.E. as a direct result of the influence of Carneades, was the belief that all knowledge is derived from sense perception and is limited only to this. Because of this, they deduced that people cannot prove anything because of the fact that senses may delude one into believing what is not actually true...
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Because of this, they deduced that people cannot prove anything because of the fact that senses may delude one into believing what is not actually true. Thus, the skeptics believed that there is no truth; even the statement, "there is no truth" could be false according to the Skeptics. All that can be said from a skeptical viewpoint is that things appear to be a certain way and never can be used as evidence for the truth...
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