Knowledge

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This paper discusses the three conditions that are necessary for knowledge. The paper describes the three conditions as: one cannot know things one doesn't believe, one cannot know false things, and one cannot know what one is not justified in believing.The paper discusses the importance of fulfilling these criteria in order to determine what is factually true and what isn't factually true.

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"Abstract Determining justified true belief requires applying the standard analysis of knowledge, which establishes three conditions: one cannot know things one doesn't believe, one cannot know false things, and one cannot know what one is not justified in believing. Our classroom discussions, combined with Rauhut's and Smith's insightful anthology confirm that these three conditions are all necessary for knowledge because they provide a logical and rational method of determining what is factual truth and what isn't factual truth."

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