Ancient skepticism and modern skepticism

Ancient skepticism, which turns out to be more of an attitude, is optimistic and complex (Pyrrho of Elis and Sextus Empiricus are good models). While modern skepticism is drawn more in the field of epistemology and as such is pessimistic and simple. In this second perspective, Ludwig Wittgenstein and Marc Richir unexpectedly join forces with the classic Calder & oacute;n de la Barca. And the consequences are known and can only be overcome by taking into account the historicity of what is real.