I wouldn't say most common people would say knowledge requires a knower. If you ask someone on the street and as them. ''Can I put knowledge onto a pi...
I re-read my comment and I could have made some bullet points or something. I hope you at least got the gist of it. But moving on to answer your quest...
You missed the point of the whole text. I meant to show how people use the same words with different meanings. If you'd say that knowledge is justifie...
See. Earlier you said something is made true by direct experience. In other cases in short translation you say that we need justified true belief for ...
We can define the word knowledge in various ways. Let's say someone x tells someone z , say Jane with all the right details (true information and thus...
When I use knowledge defined/to be translated as true information Then I'd not say that is just ''truth in the mind'' if by that you mean an assumptio...
If we translate/define knowledge as ''true information'' and separate it from knowing as I said. You get this. ''you can have true information and not...
Incorrect. I separate knowing from knowledge. (In the case I originally used knowledge to be Translated as true Information) So let's say something li...
We use the word knowledge to refer to things we use in the world. For example "something exist because this whatever this is is something" so we ask w...
I agree. Justified belief is probably what knowledge is if we take a descriptive approach. But it's just a way of holding it , but we can define 'know...
For the definition of truth bypass the difficulty to define it and just say it's ''if p then p'' meaning if p then p is true. I've had a similar view ...
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