Pierre Luiggie Coellina: "We Know Nothing , Pyrrho": We Know Nothing , Pyrrho "No one knows anything – and even that’s not certain. You shouldn’t rely on what you believe to be true. You might be mistaken. Everything can be questioned, everything doubted. The best option, then, is to keep an open mind. Don’t commit, and you won’t be disappointed. That was the main teaching of Scepticism, a philosophy that was popular for several hundred years in Ancient Greece and later in Rome. Unlike Plato and Aristotle, the most extreme sceptics avoided holding firm opin- ions on anything whatsoever. The Ancient Greek Pyrrho (c. 365–c. 270 bc) was the most famous and probably the most extreme sceptic of all time. His life was decidedly odd."

"No one knows anything – and even that’s not certain. You shouldn’t rely on what you believe to be true. You might be mistaken. Everything can be questioned, everything doubted. The best option, then, is to keep an open mind. Don’t commit, and you won’t be disappointed. That was the main teaching of Scepticism, a philosophy that was popular for several hundred years in Ancient Greece and later in Rome. Unlike Plato and Aristotle, the most extreme sceptics avoided holding firm opin- ions on anything whatsoever. The Ancient Greek Pyrrho (c. 365–c. 270 bc) was the most famous and probably the most extreme sceptic of all time. His life was decidedly odd."

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