Epochē — Suspending Judgementpyrrhonist skepticismYou set opposing accounts side by side and give them equal weight until neither can be affirmed, and then — this is the whole move — you stop trying to decide. Not denial; suspension. Sextus Empiricus, in the Outlines of Pyrrhonism, describes what those who practised it reported next: tranquility followed the suspension the way a shadow follows a body. They had gone looking for the truth of the matter and found their peace in the giving up of the search instead.What it's for

Health Anxiety — Health anxiety is read here as a search that cannot end: each account of what might be wrong is answered by another, and the searching is the suffering. This school's move is to notice that the two are the same thing.

Skeptic — Doubt about whether any of this works is read here not as an obstacle to be talked around but as a respectable position with its own ancient school — one whose entire method is refusing to assent to what cannot be shown.