Different geographic areas-theories of knowledge

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Compare two skeptics Laozi and Philo from our reading, one each from two different geographic areas, and assess them both as theories of knowledge. What do they say? What do they account for? What do they leave out? Are they correct? Explain. (500 words or more)

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