Fallibilismthat
Fallibilismthat is not a widely recognized term in philosophy. It appears to be a nonstandard or coined expression rather than a defined doctrine in standard epistemology. In a wiki-style sense, the term could be understood as a hypothetical extension or a thought experiment built from fallibilism, the view that beliefs can be mistaken and that knowledge does not require absolute certainty.
If interpreted as a distinct idea, fallibilismthat would denote a stance in which all epistemic claims—including
Relationship to fallibilism: standard fallibilism holds that knowledge can be fallible and that justification may be
Implications and debates: as a thought experiment, fallibilismthat raises questions about self-reference, epistemic modesty, and the
See also: fallibilism, skepticism, epistemology, self-reference.