Knowledge needs justification {justification, knowledge}. Justification is about probable beliefs. Justification does not allow chance truth. Beliefs must match relevant evidence and/or use valid methods. Justification cannot use incorrect reasoning/cognition and cannot use incorrect facts or ignore facts. Evidence and methods can be internal, such as introspections, mental states, or cognitive processes, or external, such as objective reliability tests.
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