One definition of this concept was challenged by an example using the false proposition "Jones owns a Ford" in a Gettier problem.
If whenever a condition C obtains, this concept holds with respect to C, then C is luminous, and an argument that only trivial conditions are luminous depends on the safety condition of this concept on nearby possible worlds. The accuracy, adroitness, and aptness assessments of performance were developed to analyze this concept. That people accrue credit for the virtues they display is one solution to the value problem of this concept. Stanley and Williamson have argued against a distinction between two types of this concept, which was argued for by claiming the absence of one type would require considering infinitely many propositions before taking action, and was proposed by Ryle. One definition of this concept was challenged by an example using the false proposition "Jones owns a Ford" in a Gettier problem. For 10 points, name this concept sometimes defined as justified, true belief.
If whenever a condition C obtains, this concept holds with respect to C, then C is luminous, and an argument that only trivial conditions are luminous depends on the safety condition of this concept on nearby possible worlds.
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