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This study explores the contrasting emphases of LMU and CMU regarding steadiness and responsiveness. It delves into the unsteady dynamics within specified zones, focusing on how beliefs can be maximized up to a threshold of acceptance. By examining the implications of 'unsteady-ectomy' and the concept of Gettier-proof beliefs, we seek to provide a nuanced understanding of non-tracking zones and their significance in doxastic design. This analysis aims to shed light on how these frameworks influence belief formulation and acceptance in philosophical contexts.
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Contrasting Emphases steady LMU CMU responsive
CMU Unsteadiness Zones Nobody A Havit Somebody Nogot
Unsteady-ectomy Nobody A Havit Somebody Nogot
Maximize Acceptance Up to Threshold Nobody A Havit Somebody Nogot
= LMU Rule Nobody A Havit Somebody Nogot
Gettier-proof Belief Nobody A Havit Somebody Nogot
LMU Non-Tracking A C A B A, B, C B C
LMU Non-tracking Zones A B C
CMU Non-steadiness Zones A B C
Doxastic Design Awards 2012 Steadiness LMU Responsive-ness CMU