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Knowledge differs epistemically from mere belief.
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Philosophical consensus and reference literature indicate that knowledge differs epistemically from mere belief, notably requiring justification or adding value that belief alone lacks.

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Wikipedia: Knowledge
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Belief
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It notes there are types of knowledge that are not types of belief.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Ethics of Belief
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It notes knowledge adds something that mere true belief lacks.
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