Pollock suggests that rather than ask, "How is it possible to discover DNA, or find a cure for cancer?" the epistemologist has traditionally begun by asking, ...
A) "How do I know that I am not dreaming?"
B) "How is knowledge possible at all?"
C) "How is mathematical certainty possible?"
D) "Can we prove that God exists?"

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Pollock suggests that the traditional starting point for epistemologists is to question how knowledge is even possible, rather than specific questions about scientific or medical discoveries. This aligns with choice B, which asks about the possibility of knowledge in general. The other choices are not relevant to Pollock's perspective.

Pollock Suggests That Rather Than Ask, "How Is It Possible