Philosophers, following Plato, have traditionally defined knowledge as
A. true justified belief.
B. a belief that someone embraces with conviction.
C. any opinion which is true and leads to a successful life.
D. something which is true, whether anyone is aware of it or not.
Ans: A. true justified belief.
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