May seem and not alldoubts provide freedom

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Question: Adoxa criticizes all four of the schools. She begins by criticizing the skepticism (Pyrhho) andclaiming in three different ways that applying this way of life to all of life's real questions, itdoesn't work. According to Adoxa, theoretically it makes sense and can be applied, but as for thereal world it simply doesn't work smoothly. Her main three issues with skepticism are that itcreates the opposite of inner peace, facts are not as "arbitrary" as they may seem and not alldoubts provide freedom

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