Using vision to determine the color of a well-lit, nearby object is a reliable belief-forming process for a person with normal vision, whereas forming beliefs based on the testimony of compulsive liars is not a reliable process.

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  Epistemology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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Referenced by nodes (3)

• testimony concept
• belief-forming process concept
• vision concept