If Pryor's dogmatism is coherent, then Q8 is not collateral information but rather a consequence derivable from perceptual justification, making Moore's proof transmissive after all.

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Collateral information(as used in epistemology): Background knowledge or assumptions you need to already accept in order to use other evidence to justify a belief.
Moore's proof(as used in epistemology and metaphysics): A famous argument by philosopher G.E. Moore where he held up his hand and said 'Here is a hand' as proof that the external world (physical objects outside our minds) actually exists.
Pryor's dogmatism(epistemology): A theory by philosopher Jim Pryor arguing that we can be directly justified in believing what we perceive without needing additional reasons or evidence.
Transmissive(describes how justification spreads through arguments): The ability of justification to 'pass along' from one belief to another—if you're justified in believing A, and A supports B, then you become justified in B.

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