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    Beliefs about colors do not appear to be grounded in inference to the best explanation, yet such beliefs still seem justified

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    This argument can be countered in two ways. First, one could deny that justified belief must always involve inference to the best explanation. It is not clear, for example, that beliefs about mathematics or colors are or must be grounded in this way, although such beliefs still seem justified. (Compare Harman 1977 on mathematics and color.)

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