Conservative epistemologists argue that there is an inherent difference between relying on one's own earlier efforts and relying on someone else's testimony, such that replacing the subject 'S at time 1' with 'T' (a testifier) inherently changes the structure of the explanation of a belief's epistemic status.

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• testimony concept