In Gettier's counterexample,
A) Smith does not know how many coins are in his pocket.
B) Jones knows how many coins are in his pocket.
C) Jones gets the job.
D) Both b and c

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In Gettier's counterexample, Smith does not know how many coins are in his pocket, which is a key element demonstrating that someone can have a justified true belief (regarding a different proposition) without it constituting knowledge. This challenges the traditional definition of knowledge.

In Gettier's Counterexample