O'Connor's Theorem

O'Connor's Theorem is a principle in general knowledge and epistemology that addresses how people's beliefs can be justified based on their information. It suggests that if someone has a reason to believe something and that belief aligns with what most people consider true, they are justified in holding that belief. The theorem highlights the social aspect of knowledge, emphasizing that our understanding of truth often relies on the consensus of others rather than solely on our individual reasoning or evidence. This underscores the importance of context and community in shaping what we accept as true.