Infinite Regress Arguments¶
Cameron, R. (2022). Infinite Regress Arguments. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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- Recursive Stop and Escalation Gate
- The gate is indispensable wherever reflexive inquiry can spiral — the archetype's infinite recursive regress, in which each observer is answered only by adding another with no stopping rule.
This sourceDefines an infinite regress as an unending sequence in which each element generates another and no final member supplies a stopping point.
- The gate is indispensable wherever reflexive inquiry can spiral — the archetype's infinite recursive regress, in which each observer is answered only by adding another with no stopping rule.
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