What does /his/ think of evidentialism i.e. the philosophy that

Define "evidence"

In humanities? Double hermeneutics, self-fullfilling prophecies, limited human perception and the likes at least.

>>1194167
a single hermeneutics isn't a hermeneutics. As far as evidence? Hume's black swan.

>>1194161

The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid

>>1194173

I read talib's black swan. Did hume write about it too?

>>1194133
What is the difference between "evidentialism" and empiricism?

>>1194216

Empiricism, depending on usage, generally refers to something that can be measured or the reductionist idea that you can only rely on your own senses for reasoning.

>>1194203
Hume is the origin point for inductive work. Might want to read it.

>>1194228
Is evidence not something measured or sensed?

>>1194241

I'm interested in how you would define it.

Are you trying to make a case that evidence is unimportant or suggesting you have evidence that is not sensed or measured?

>>1194241
No, because the apparatus dictates the sensible, and so already contains theory.