randallsquared comments on 'Is' and 'Ought' and Rationality - Less Wrong
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So,
So, it's no justification in this technical sense, and it might cheerfully agree that it doesn't "know" its TLG in this sense, but that's completely aside from the 100% certainty with which it holds it, a certainty which can be utterly unshakable by reason or argument.
I misunderstood what you were saying due to "justification" being a technical term, here. :)