Incorrigibility by others is a social epistemic property, not a truth-tracking one; isolation from correction is a marker of dogmatism, not justification (Wittgenstein, On Certainty §204).

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On Certainty(The specific philosophical work being referenced): A book Wittgenstein wrote near the end of his life that explores what we can be absolutely sure about and how certainty actually works in real life, rather than just in theory.
Social epistemic property(as used in epistemology): A characteristic of a belief that depends on how people interact with each other in communities, rather than on whether the belief is actually true.
Wittgenstein: Ludwig Wittgenstein was an Austrian-British philosopher who fundamentally changed how people think about language and meaning in the 20th century. He argued that many philosophical problems arise from misunderstanding how words actually work in everyday life, rather than from deep metaphysical mysteries. His ideas influenced not just philosophy but also mathematics, logic, and even how people approach psychology and artificial intelligence today.
dogmatism(epistemology): The epistemological position that one can know that one is not in various Cartesian skeptical scenarios, such as being a brain in a vat

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