Knowledge requires beliefs that are not only true but also
A) false.
B) certain.
C) justified.
D) irrelevantly influenced.

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Knowledge requires not only true beliefs but also beliefs that are justified or supported by good reasons or evidence. False beliefs may lead to incorrect knowledge, and beliefs that are irrelevantly influenced by biases or emotions may also lead to unreliable knowledge. Certainty may be desirable but not always necessary for knowledge, as some justified beliefs may still carry some degree of uncertainty.

Knowledge Requires Beliefs That Are Not Only True but Also