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TRUTH must be a world-based concept, separate from personal justification and beliefs

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Take False Belief and add Justification

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A classical account of knowledge

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What you think to be true

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Logic that leads you to believe your belief is true

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Use instances of knowledge to determine criteria of knowledge

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Use criteria of knowledge to determine instances of knowledge

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Knowledge is inherently valuable even if not used.

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Is not knowledge but can be instrumental in rare cases.

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Defined by Criteria of Knowledge

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Defined by Instances of Knowledge

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Knowledge > True Belief
Both are useful but Knowledge is of greater use overall

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Intuitive and Objective that appropriately represents reality

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One must be committed to their belief that their knowledge is true