Laurence BonJour uses the example of a person informed by a reliable clairvoyant faculty to argue that if knowledge is defeated by evidence of unreliability or contrary evidence, it should also be considered defeated if the person has no evidence that the faculty is reliable.

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  Epistemology of Testimony | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• reliability concept