They're honest, and the experience justifies it," Mrs. Sirleaf, 71, said in an interview in the Foreign Ministry building where she maintains her office.
Although Ayer's views changed considerably after the 1930s, becoming more moderate and increasingly subtle, he remained loyal to empiricism, convinced that all knowledge of the world derives from sense experience and that nothing in experience justifies a belief in God or in any other extravagant metaphysical entity.
Henry's belief is justified, according to TK, because Henry's visual experience justifies his belief.
Experience justifies our trusting that nature is the realization of the simplest that is mathematically conceivable.
According to these approaches, your experience justifies a belief about the world only when your experience is a case of seeing the world as it is.
For all it says, whenever an experience justifies a belief, it does so only in a way involving the assistance of an auxiliary belief.
The experience justifies this portentous build-up - the museum is an extraordinary insight into Barcelona's baroque way of death, a black-plumed homage to morbid magnificence.
Here the expert is presumably at an epistemic advantage thanks to top-down effects, where her experience justifies her with respect to those contents that her experience has thanks to her cognitive background (Siegel 2012).
On this line of thought, if your experience justifies you in believing that \(p\) in a way that does not include auxiliary beliefs, then your experience has the content that \(p\).
For further defense of the claim that an experience justifies a belief only if it has a content identical with that of the belief, see McDowell 1994 and Brewer 1999.
