Pyrrhon developed a philosophy of radical agnosticism and suspension of judgment, denying that anything is honorable, dishonorable, just, or unjust, and holding that 'there is nothing really existent,' which represents radical disengagement from dualistic judgments that plague perception

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he denied that anything was honorable or dishonorable just or unjust and so universally he held that there is nothing really existent in other words P was suggesting a radical disengagement from the judgments and dualities that plague our perceptions

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