@GoshisDead,
GoshisDead;152388 wrote:And you know your opinion to be true based from the justification that you claim the axiom, "knowledge must be based on something true", yet no one can prove the truth of that axiom. After all its an axiom, presupposed truth.
What I said is that unless the proposition is true, you cannot know that it is true. How can you know that p
is true unless it
is true? If I know that p is true, then I know that p is true, is a tautology, isn't it? I don't see the problem.
A. I know that Quito is the capital of Bolivia.
B. But Quito is not the capital of Bolivia.
A. So what , I know it anyway.
Does that make sense to you?