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I start off with the axiom
Knowledge is True and Justified Belief
and take it from there.

However, in testing a theorem, would the realization of skills acquisition be considered a lemma to the original proof, and thus be a concrete epistemological truth -- by direct observation -- of the skill itself? Hence, learning can be proven, with the side-effect of potential practicability thereto! And thus you KNOW a new skill -- like Perl Programming!

Thoughts? Musings?

-v
"Perl. There is no substitute."
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