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    It is not the case that A priori knowledge of the proposition that one is thinking about water (premise 2) is impossible

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    • 1.If premise 1 (that Oscar's mental content is determined by his environment) is not knowable a priori, then Oscar cannot discriminate a priori between his water concept and the Dry Earthian concept
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    • 2.If Oscar cannot discriminate a priori between his water concept and the Dry Earthian concept, then premise 2 cannot be said to be something Oscar knows a priori
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