The definition of knowledge accepted by both skeptics and non-skeptics implies two conditions: (1) if a person knows a proposition p, then p must be true, and (2) if a person knows a proposition p, then it is logically impossible for that person to be mistaken.

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  Epistemology - Belief, Justification, Rationality | Britannica

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• proposition concept
• skepticism concept
• knowledge concept