 A certain kind of epistemic humility, particularly humility about how to organize society and what the consequences of our preferred policies will be, is essential to neoliberal thought. However, as we have seen, sometimes neoliberals adopt a broader skepticism that casts our grasp of moral facts into doubt. We ought to see epistemic humility about a wide range of non-normative social facts as an essential feature of neoliberal doctrine, whereas humility about moral facts is less central to understanding what neoliberalism is. Thus, neoliberalism can be formulated apart from this broader form of moral skepticism.