The complexity of the world outstrips our representational capacities, so that strictly speaking, almost nothing we say about the world is true. How should we think about knowledge given this fact, and what kind of knowledge do the sciences provide us? This video outlines some ideas developed by Paul Teller in a series of recent papers.
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Some papers by Teller --
Measurement accuracy realism
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Pan-perspectival realism explained and defended
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Modeling truth
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Referential and perspectival realism
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0:00 - Introduction
0:45 - Failure of referential realism
11:39 - Semantic alter-egos
19:37 - Measurement
29:00 - Laws
35:15 - Skepticism
