Definition: Inconvincibility, also known as non-cognizance, is a concept in philosophy that refers to the inability of someone or something to be convinced by reason. It involves a state where an individual or object does not accept or believe what they are told about it. In other words, someone cannot be persuaded by evidence, argument, or logic. In this sense, "inconvincibility" is often used in discussions about the nature of truth and knowledge. It suggests that certain beliefs
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