According to Churchland, "the mysteriousness of a problem is not a fact about the problem, it is not a metaphysical feature of the universe-it is an epistemological fact about us."

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Churchland argues that our inability to understand or solve a problem is not due to some inherent mysteriousness in the problem itself, but rather a limitation in our own knowledge or cognitive abilities. Therefore, it is an epistemological fact about us, rather than a metaphysical fact about the problem itself.

According to Churchland, "The Mysteriousness of a Problem Is Not