Philosophical certainty

“It was the greatest sensation of
existence: not to trust but to know.”
- Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged 

As they say, one demonstration is worth a thousand syllogisms.

Modern philosophers argue it’s impossible to be certain of anything.¹

The designers of Texas Armoring bullet-proof glass disagree. They know their product down to the last molecule. They know it with the complete certainty that allows them to do this:

Your move, modern philosophers.

NOTE:

1. …and, oblivious to the irony, they say that with absolute certainty.

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[Hat tip Justin Templer]