Barry Stroud believes that skeptical arguments
A) are utterly unconvincing.
B) raise a problem about the human condition.
C) establish their conclusion, being valid arguments with true premises.
D) are interesting, but should not be taken seriously.

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Barry Stroud argues that skeptical arguments highlight a fundamental problem about our ability to know the world, thus raising a significant issue about the human condition.

Barry Stroud Believes That Skeptical Arguments