0 (of a person or his judgement etc) never making a mistake. -- ซึ่งไม่มีข้อผิดพลาด
1 (of a remedy etc) always successful -- ได้ผลแน่นอน
infallible cures.
This is not to say that our data collection methods were infallible.
The point is not that lawyers believe themselves to be infallible.
In the second place, not even all theists can have infallible knowledge of public-world propositions.
Of course knowledge has an ' infallible ' aspect if one focuses solely on its truth-condition, since knowledge (uncontroversially) entails truth.
Clearly from the fact that this reference is infallible, the continuity of my self cannot be established.
It appears that even implementors are not infallible!
The crossreferencing is pretty reliable but not infallible.
However, this test is not considered infallible by the judges.
