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If it’s indirect, then the knowledge was acquired from another source. How are you able to determine if the sources are reliable? At some point, the knowledge has to be acquired directly. This brings back the question, “How is knowledge gained directly?”
We assume that in order to have direct knowledge, the knowledge is based on personal experience that can prove the belief to be true... Showed first 250 characters
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But we supposedly “know” quite a bit, so how are we able to relate knowledge on a personal level? That means that we’ve had to experience each belief somehow to be able to say it’s true. Using the weather example, the weatherman said it was going to rain tomorrow... Showed next 250 characters
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