To believe on insufficient evidence is at bottom an epistemic failure a failure to use our cognitive faculties in such a way that we are likely to acquire significant knowledge and avoid significant falsehood.
Some philosophers and psychologists argue that simply acquiring significant truth while avoiding significant falsehood is the sole aim of belief, and thus that any doxastic obligations will be structured accordingly (see David 2001).
These falsehoods have had a significant and negative impact on our business activity and, as such, they must be addressed as part of our effort to correct the record.
Trump's campaign always had a significant demagogic component, centered on stoking prejudices and falsehoods, but he could theoretically have presided in a way that was more all-encompassing.
The decisions of the federal appeals courts may have a significant impact because they endorse using experts to testify that even if there were falsehoods, they were immaterial to sophisticated investors.
Among other falsehoods, author Jerome Corsi charges that Obama misrepresents his religion, saying that Muslim faith plays a significant role in his ideology, even though he is a practicing Christian.
A) No falsehood can last.
Similarly, he said, the Stolen Valor Act punishes only knowing falsehoods that result in "the misappropriation of the government-conferred honor and esteem," which he called "a real harm and a significant harm".
The Z operator applied to an unknown and anything but a falsehood yields an unknown.
But what if, in the interest of source protection, he was advancing a falsehood that was more significant than the reference set itself?
Nonetheless, the legitimacy of a guideline based on a falsehood is questionable.
