Illusions of Sceptics

In Illusions of Sceptics, Jií Fuchs argues that if philosophers aspire to critical thinking, they must start by embracing the concept of truth as an underlying characteristic of human thought. Noetics, a branch of metaphysical philosophy, aims to verify absolute proof of the objective truth, which is always assumed—whether one realizes or not—even by the most extreme sceptics. The verification of truth as a mandatory attribute of the human thought becomes the main benchmark not just for the noetic, but for every subsequent philosophical investigation.