# Distinction Explanation Example 301 Belief vs. Credence Belief is often treated categorically—accept/reject—while credence represents a…
# Distinction Explanation Example 201 Epistemic vs. Ontological Epistemic concerns what we know or can know;…
# Distinction Explanation Example 101 Imply vs. Infer A speaker implies; a listener infers. She implied…
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