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    It is not the case that If signs permit contrary reasonable judgments, the epistemic category 'reasonable judgment' collapses into mere conjecture.

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    • 1.Reasonable disagreement exists across domains (history, ethics, physics); contrary judgments don't collapse standards but reflect genuine interpretive pluralism.
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    • 2.Signs can be genuinely ambiguous yet reasonable: multiple interpretations can each satisfy evidential standards without collapsing into equal conjecture.
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    • 3.Distinguishing reasoned disagreement from mere conjecture requires evaluating argument quality, not sign-interpretation uniqueness. Collapse claim conflates these.
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    • 1.Reasonable judgment requires stable standards of evidence interpretation; contrary judgments from identical signs indicate absent or variable standards.
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    • 2.If two equally competent interpreters reach opposite conclusions from the same evidence, at least one lacks genuine epistemic warrant, not mere disagreement.
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    • 3.Conjecture is precisely judgment without sufficient rational constraint; unlimited contrary interpretations show signs impose no rational constraint.
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