Reliabilism
A justified belief is one produced by a process that yields truth at a high rate.
What it claims
Reliabilism defines justification as the reliability of the belief-forming process. Beliefs produced by processes that yield true beliefs at a high rate, such as perception, memory, and sound reasoning, are justified. The subject need not know or be able to cite that reliability.
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Alvin Goldman · Fred Dretske · David M. Armstrong · Ernest Sosa