"Pryor doesn't tell jokes," she wrote, "he tells all, in the correct belief that without punch lines, humor has more punch.
For 70 years, the US and Britain have underwritten the open global trading system, partly because of a stubborn and correct belief in the merits of free trade, partly out of self-interest as beneficiaries of globalisation and partly because, strategically, it spreads democracy, peace and capitalism.
I read the walk-throughs so that I would not embarrass myself when invited to play Nintendo by friends with cooler parents, or when a babysitter snuck a Nintendo console into the house under my parents' noses, swearing my brother and I to secrecy, in the (correct) belief that the presence of the games would make her job much easier.
These examples suggest an analogy with perceptual illusions, which a correct belief sometimes quite fails to dispel.
This assumption might rest on the idea that any belief M yields is, at best, accidentally correct, if in any circumstances M yields a false or an accidentally correct belief (Luper 1987b,c).
If the inquirer follows the principle of hanging on to her conjecture until the evidence is logically inconsistent with the conjecture, she will never abandon her false belief that all but finitely many ravens are white, much less arrive at the correct belief that all but finitely many ravens are black.
Consistent with the emphasis on symmetry, as so far understood, one could continue to draw the everyday distinction between those forms of observation, inference, and social coordination that tend to generate correct beliefs and those that typically lead to error.
His legal training (he was a judge by profession) and his extensive knowledge of the history of the religious sciences (including theology) enabled him to speak with authority about the principles of Islamic law and their application to theological and philosophic issues and to question the authority of al-Ghazālī and the Ashʿarīs to determine correct beliefs and right practices.
Most of learning theory examines which investigative strategies reliably and efficiently lead to correct beliefs about the world.
It is possible that poultry is important for these producers so they tend to have higher incentives to form correct beliefs and to be aware about good practices.
The neighbouring cells also show a high degree of confidence - over 90% of the cells adjacent to sensor-containing cells have correct beliefs exceeding 0.9.
