Differentiate between synthetic a-priori and Analytic a-priori.
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Synthetic a priori and analytic a priori are terms used in epistemology and philosophy to distinguish between types of knowledge propositions.
Analytic a priori:
Synthetic a priori:
In summary, the key distinction lies in whether the truth of a proposition can be determined through analysis of the terms (analytic a priori) or if it requires empirical input for validation (synthetic a priori). Analytic a priori propositions are true by virtue of language and meaning, while synthetic a priori propositions involve non-empirical but informative truths.