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But suppose additional that only a few toes away from the robot dog, there is a real canine, concealed from James’s view. And since this belief relies on ordinary perceptual processes, most epistemologists will agree that it's justified. But as in Gettier’s instances, James’s perception seems to be true only as a matter of luck, in a means inconsistent with information . So as quickly as again, what we've before us is a justified true perception that isn’t data.Arguably, this belief is immediately justified by a visual experience; it is not inferred from any falsehood. If so, then the JTB account, even when supplemented with , offers us the mistaken end result that James is conscious of . The anti-luck condition, like the safety condition of the previous section, is imprecise as said. Adroit shots needn’t be accurate, as not all expert photographs succeed. And accurate photographs needn’t be adroit, as some unskilled photographs are lucky. Our data of different cultures and ...