One Argument Against the JTB Account of Knowledge Rests on the Premise

question 42

True/False

One argument against the JTB account of knowledge rests on the premise that people sometimes make a lucky guess and then say, "See, I knew it."

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Definitions:

Planning Fallacy

The tendency to underestimate how much time is needed to complete a task, leading to overly optimistic time estimations.

Optimistic Mindset

A mental attitude characterized by hope and confidence in success and positive outcomes.

Proximal Goals

Short-term objectives or milestones that are set as steps leading towards a longer-term goal.

Distal Goals

Objectives or aims that are set for the long-term future, usually requiring more time and effort to achieve than proximal or immediate goals.