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Yes. That's the common understanding (I'd say misconception). But *knowledge* has a physical substrate. It has uncertainty and can be false - indeed we should expect it to be so. But belief? There's no such way to physically instantiate it apart from knowledge.
1/2: There's a common way people talk about "believe". Like there's a common way people talk about "know". In the latter they often mean something infallible like "I am certain that". But these common understandings are actually more confusing than the truth.
2/2: Given "know" cannot possibly mean "certain that" it must mean "I claim, but am uncertain...". Which is what people mean by "believe" - but then this notion of "know" makes "believe" redundant. Yet it's even deeper because knowledge is instantiated in matter but belief isn't.
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