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It is stated in the second paragraph of the passage that Pierce acknowledges that some people like to think about things or argue about them without caring to find a true belief, but he asserts that such dilettantism does not constitute thought. From this it can be inferred that a person thinks that he/she has to keep awake for twenty hours in a day to score well in an examination, but is awake for only fifteen hours, that the person is merely holding a thought without caring to find a true belief. Hence option B is the appropriate answer to this question.