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Ayer sees philosophy as attempting to justify our basic scientific and commonsense beliefs.

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Ayer sees philosophy as attempting to justify our basic scientific and commonsense beliefs.

Such beliefs, if legitimate, would be justified by sense experience -- not by philosophy. Thus science and common sense have no need for philosophy to give them a "foundation."

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Ayer sees philosophy as attempting to justify our basic scientific and commonsense beliefs.

Such beliefs, if legitimate, would be justified by sense experience -- not by philosophy. Thus science and common sense have no need for philosophy to give them a "foundation."

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