👉 In philosophy, "epagomena" (Greek for "the unexamined") refers to the concept of not knowing or doubting a fact. This idea is often used in discussions about skepticism and doubt, where the individual may question whether something is true or right without conducting any empirical evidence. The term was introduced by Aristotle in his work "De Motu" (On Reason) and has since been widely used to describe a lack of self-evident knowledge or belief that leads to
