Pyrrhonian Skepticism is a philosophical approach that originated in ancient Greece, attributed to the philosopher Pyrrho. It emphasizes the idea of suspending judgment on beliefs and claims about knowledge, suggesting that one should refrain from asserting the truth of any proposition. This skepticism arises from the recognition of the uncertainty and variability of human perceptions and experiences. The goal of Pyrrhonian Skepticism is to achieve a state of tranquility, or ataraxia, by avoiding dogmatism and the anxiety that comes from trying to determine absolute truths. Practitioners focus on living in accordance with appearances and experiences rather than seeking definitive answers.