Because I've dropped my watch in a pond, worn it in the rain, and had it on me
while swimming, my belief in its quality is more justified now than when the sales-
person first demonstrated it to me.

Question

Because I've dropped my watch in a pond, worn it in the rain, and had it on me
 while swimming, my belief in its quality is more justified now than when the sales-
 person first demonstrated it to me.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Repeated exposure to conditions that could potentially damage the watch without it actually getting damaged increases empirical evidence of its durability, thus justifying a belief in its quality.

Because I've Dropped My Watch in a Pond, Worn It