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    Non-transmission means justification cannot be transmitte... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Moore's proof being non-transmissive is compatible with the claim that a subject does acquire justification for the perceptual premise by undergoing the relevant perceptual experience.

    Non-transmission means justification cannot be transmitted through the argument to the conclusion, not that the premises lack justification.

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    According to Wright there exist cornerstone propositions—or simply cornerstones—for different areas of discourse. In accordance with Wright’s characterization of it, c is a cornerstone for an area of discourse d just in case for any proposition p belonging to d, p could not be justified for any subject s if s had no independent justification for accepting c (see mostly Wright 2004).[10] Cornerstones for the area of discourse about perceivable things are for instance the logical negations of sk

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