Philosophers have tended to emphasize that last factor as a justification condition for trust, and so I will describe it in some detail.
Regardless of whether the justification of trust is end-or truth-directed, however, the exact nature of its justification is puzzling.
Our only justification for continuing to trust these practices is that they are firmly established, interwoven with other practices and projects of ours, and have "stood the test of time" by producing mostly consistent sets of beliefs.
That is that sentiment that provided the moral justification for emancipation, anti-trust, child labor and voting rights laws, as well as employment insurance, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, occupational health and safety and environmental regulations.
Financial advisers are already concocting new strategies and justifications for charitable trusts and foundations should the estate tax be repealed.
Therefore, we argue there is justification for examining levels of trust in science and scientists in relation to acceptance of biological evolution.
There is also no need to consider the parties' competing views on whether Congress had a policy justification for limiting the Secretary's trust authority to tribes under federal jurisdiction in 1934, since Congress' use of "now" in §479 speaks for itself and "courts must presume that a legislature says in a statute what it means and means in a statute what it says there". Connecticut Nat.
Presumably to avoid having to defend either internalism or externalism, some philosophers simply provide a list of common "justifiers" for trust (i.e. "facts or states of affairs that determine the justification status of [trust]"; Goldman 1999, 274), which a trusting agent could take into account in deciding when to trust (Govier 1998, Jones 1996).
Del Harvey, the social media platform's vice president for trust and safety, posted a staff email to Twitter that set out to explain the justification for keeping Jones.
The notion of "sacred trust" was Britain's justification for its 18th-century imperial rule in "backward" lands like North America.
