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Propositional knowledge (Necessary conditions (Justification (Linking…

- - - - Gives us lucky JTBs, so we don't want to give them knowledge.
      - Barns, sheep or dog, clock, job interview.
      - RESPONSES TO GETTIER
        
        Reliablism
        
        Infalliblism
        
        In order to have knowledge there can be no possibility of error.
        
        In order to know P there is no possible way to ave P be wrong
        
        This can lead to scepticism, relative alternatives and scepticism again,
        
        We only need to rule out the relative things (no need to rule out evil demons etc.)
        
        If you can't know if it's a fake barn day, can you know that there is ever a barn?
        
        No False Lemmas
        
        An argument based on a false premise is not a case for knowledge
        
        Doesn't work for barn county
        
        Virtue Epistemology