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Heuristic Reasoning
Emiliano Ippoliti (ed.)
Springer (2014)
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reasoning is a risk-aversion strategy: it aims at minimizing as much as possible the possibility of doing mistakes, but in order to reach this goal it pays a cost, that is the fact that the novel epistemic gain it offers is small or negligible.Author's Profile
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