PHI 3170 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Gettier Problem, Litmus, Externalism
3 Dec 2013
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1st accident= usually reliable justification fails or is inadequate i. e. belief that the ford was owned by jones, yet it was not. 1st accident= usually reliable justification fails or is inadequate i. e. belief that the ford was owned by jones, yet it was not i. e. barn caseassuming all of the barn like structures are really barns. 2nd accident= belief happens to be true anyway i. e. happens to be acid in the disheven though it is red dye paper. 2nd accident= belief happens to be true anyway i. e. happens to be acid in the disheven though it is red dye paper i. e. i happen to be looking at the 1 real barn. As long as the relationship between truth & justification is not unviable (doesn"t guarantee truth), the 1st accident is possible. Always possible to believe in something that is false and 2nd accident is possible. Given both are possible, gettier examples are in escapable.
