Assertion: trust | /r/HasProperty | justified
Facets:
value: rationally
type: MANNER
value: presumably
type: DEGREE
value: although again
type: DEGREE
value: facie
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Our trust or distrust may be prima facie justified if we have the correct default stance, although most philosophers assume that it could only be fully justified either by reasons that are internal to us or by the causal processes that created the attitude in the first place.
text: Moreover, trust that has intrinsic value of this sort presumably must be justified.
text: This point applies to justified trust only if trust is justified in external rather than internal ways, however (see The Epistemology of Trust).
text: If trust were only justified when the trustor could produce legitimate reasons for why the trustee is trustworthy, then cooperation with justified trust would not be a whole lot easier than cooperation without it.
text: Moreover, cooperation of this sort will not be fruitful unless the trust is justified.
text: Trusting provides us with goods beyond those that come with cooperation, although again, for these goods to materialize, the trust must be justified.
text: Of course, trusting the people who testify to these facts could only generate knowledge if that trust were justified.
text: In general, cultivating trust is only morally wise if trusting would be wise in the circumstances, which in turn would depend on whether factors are present that roughly indicate that trust would be justified.
text: Alternatively, in deciding whether trust is warranted, one might consider whether the trust would either be rationally justified or valuable.