For 10 points, identify this philosophical school which encompassed Pyrrhonism and questioned the possibility of knowing anything for certain.
A philosopher from this school of thought argued that no process divisible into parts can take place in a time without parts; that philosopher from this school wrote a series of poems satirizing other philosophers called the Silloi. A philosopher from this school argued for the creation of a criterion of truth called to pithanon, roughly meaning "the probable" as a replacement for sense impressions. Timon of Philus belonged to this school, as did (*) Arcesilaus, who led it into its Middle Academy phase. The belief that suspending judgment is the only method of attaining ataraxia is outlined in a book from this school titled Against the Mathematicians, which was written by Sextus Empiricus. For 10 points, identify this philosophical school which encompassed Pyrrhonism and questioned the possibility of knowing anything for certain.
A philosopher from this school of thought argued that no process divisible into parts can take place in a time without parts; that philosopher from this school wrote a series of poems satirizing other philosophers called the Silloi.
skepticism