Caveat Emptor;

The word Epistemology is Greek. They attempted to monopolize the industry with Episteme and Doxa.

We seem to have addressed Vox Populi.

It does not rule out Vox Populi, Vox Dei.

If we develop the taste for truth that the man-eater has for salt, our knowledge may at least be dangerous. This suggests that mastery of Jargon is more important than Jargon.

If "words have meaning," than an avoidance of the contra-positive might prefer to say: Verba docent, exempla trahunt.

If it is necessary to speak ill of the truth, call it "Aletheia." A suitable Russian expletive is "Pravda." Nevertheless, when affirming the positive try to be a sentient about it as possible.

The contra-positive should ALWAYS be available for comparison.