Full Idea
A single judgment is never 'true', never cognition, surety first comes about in coherency, in the relationship of many judgments.
Gist of Idea
Single judgements are never 'true', because that needs coherent support
Source
Friedrich Nietzsche (Fragments from 1886-87 (v 17) [1887], 7[04])
A Reaction
[Is this Nietzsche's view, or Kant's?] If a single judgment were surrounded by coherent support, then we would judge the single judgment to be true. I hope this is Nietzsche supporting coherentism. It would fit his perspectivalism.
Book Reference
Nietzsche,Friedrich: 'Fragments from 1886-87 (v 17)', ed/tr. Leiner, George H. [Stanford 2025], p.73