Howard Robinson's *From the Knowledge Argument to Mental Substance* contains two quite different arguments from vagueness of composite objects conclusion that I am not a physical object at all. One them, developed over course several chapters, takes following form: All (and only are candidates be human being) non-fundamental; non-fundamental things inevitably vague in various ways; this shows w...

§1. The justificatory question What makes it the case that a thinker has justification for a given belief? Call this the justificatory question. I will not attempt to define “justification.” I doubt that a noncircular definition is possible. Roughly speaking, one has justification for a belief just in case one is “epistemically licensed” in forming the belief. As Pryor puts it, “you have justif...

We discuss two objections that foundationalists have raised against infinite chains of probabilistic justification. We demonstrate that neither of the objections can be maintained.

Currently, most single image dehazing models cannot run an ultra-high-resolution (UHD) with a GPU shader in real-time. To address the problem, we introduce principle of infinite approximation Taylor's theorem Laplace pyramid pattern to build model which is capable handling 4K hazy images The N branch networks network correspond constraint terms theorem. Low-order polynomials reconstruct low-fre...