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    Belief (H) does not receive any additional justification ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Belief (H) qualifies as basic according to default and challenge (DB) foundationalism

    Belief (H) does not receive any additional justification from any further beliefs held by the subject

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    Unlike (B), (H) is about the hat itself, and not the way the hat appears to you. Such a belief is not one about which we are infallible or otherwise epistemically privileged. Privilege foundationalism would, therefore, classify (H) as nonbasic. It is, however, quite plausible to think that (E) justifies not only (B) but (H) as well. If (E) is indeed what justifies (H), and (H) does not receive any additional justification from any further beliefs of yours, then (H) qualifies, according to DB, as

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