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- da9d26db842d4a4185270fdeb557c1e47e4819b3c90aad934536ac581e30c0bb date "May 2015".
- da9d26db842d4a4185270fdeb557c1e47e4819b3c90aad934536ac581e30c0bb isCitedBy Infallibility.
- da9d26db842d4a4185270fdeb557c1e47e4819b3c90aad934536ac581e30c0bb text "Infallibility is sometimes used to refer to someone's ability to 'learn' something with certainty. For example, a careful researcher might study a hundred books, each of which contains a few errors, and after carefully judging the statements in these books might deduce the complete, error-free truth. This is referred to as 'learning infallibly' or 'knowing infallibly'. However, this meaning is rarely used.".