Abstract
This commentary on the paper "Knowledge before belief" argues that it is not only in the cognitive sciences that knowledge should be separated into a separate category from belief, but also in rational decision theory. It outlines how knowledge-as-commitment - as distinct from knowledge-as-belief - can be built into an extension of the economic theory of revealed preference.
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