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What is justified true belief?A belief is the acceptance of a proposition. A true belief is one that has been examined by the believer and remains a belief. We often accept propositions, only to discover later that we were wrong. Being wrong can be the result of many things: lack of other knowledge that would have caused disbelief; a persuasive argument that you later reject; the proposition was rational-sounding but it was a fallacy. President Kennedy had a justified true belief that we could get to the moon, because he was shown the proof, without which his belief could not have been justified. justified true belief - video |
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