The Epistemologist Says, "While Other Epistemologists Have Been Solemnly Arguing

The Epistemologist says, "While other epistemologists have been solemnly arguing such questions as whether a man can be wrong when he asserts that he believes such and such, I have discovered how to settle such questions experimentally." The Epistemologist claims that he does this by ...

A) constructing a flow chart of the person's ideas.
B) reading a person's thoughts directly.
C) checking the person's eye movements.
D) measuring the person's blood pressure.