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Reading this book I safely can say if you said to me, "there exist a word like 'justifying justified justifiers,'" I would not see you as mad, okay.

Done reading Epistemic Reliabilism and Contextualism. Finished Gettier problem too, which also is interesting. Like, the idea of your justified true beliefs do not necessarily entail that you would have knowledge of those beliefs. That's really something, and really destroyed the consensus of traditional analysis of knowledge.

I have been reading 5 chapters and I'm now in epistemic foundationalism. In the justification chapter, it explains many solutions given to resolve the regress problem that asserts that a belief can't be justified because its justifying beliefs need justified beliefs; and so, this supporting beliefs are also in need of other justifying beliefs, etc. A really good objection, but its solutions are ingenious also.