Despite this, major parcel carriers have not made much of a foray into the gig economy to my knowledge, which I attribute largely to the strength and opposition of union forces.
It is the only area in the Powers report where company executives attribute specific knowledge to Mr. Skilling, which he denies having.
It could also be argued that there is no need to attribute infallible knowledge to God at all.
It should be clear even to anti-intellectualists that there are readings of knowledge-how ascriptions that obviously attribute propositional knowledge to the relevant subjects.
For while each knows the game and that she is rational, she might not attribute like knowledge to the other agent.
He or she will then attribute more knowledge to you than you actually displayed.
However, an epistemologist can revive the charge of self-defeat by showing that assertion does indeed require the speaker to attribute knowledge to himself.
According to (speaker-centered) contextualists, whether it is correct for a judge to attribute knowledge to someone depends on that judge's context, and the standards for knowledge differ from context to context.
It is true that a recent experimental philosophy study found that lay people do attribute knowledge to protagonists in fake-barn cases, although they are less inclined to do so than in unproblematic cases of knowledge (Colaco et al. 2014).
The control test is the most restrictive, and attributes knowledge to corporations when high-ranking personnel are involved.
Knowledge, in one form or another, is an element of the most frequent corporate crimes false claims, money laundering, tax evasion, etc. Doctrines for attributing knowledge to corporations vary by jurisdiction and sweep different types of information within their scope.
