A skeptic will
A) assert that nothing can be known.
B) assert that we can know only the contents of our own minds.
C) suspend judgment about what reality is like.
D) refuse to ask why.

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A skeptic, in the context of philosophy, typically suspends judgment about what reality is like, rather than asserting that nothing can be known or only the contents of our own minds can be known. Skepticism involves questioning and doubting accepted truths and claims rather than refusing to engage with them altogether.

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