Given this result, the access internalist should, and no doubt would, opt for strong awareness, encapsulated here in strong AJI. Then, if a cognizer has a justified belief that p, she will be capable of knowing that, and so justifiably believing that there is some item j that is a justifier for her belief that p. In turn, this will require that she be capable of knowing that, and thus justifiably believing that there is some item, j1, that is a justifier for her belief that j is a justifier for her belief that p. Then her belief that j1 is this sort of justifier will require that she be capable of knowing that, and so justifiably believing that there is an item, j2, that is a justifier for her belief that j1 is a justifier for her belief that j is a justifier for her belief that p. This will then require that she be capable of knowing that, and so justifiably believing that, there is an item, j3, and so on to infinity. In order to have a single justified belief, the cognizer would have to be capable of having an infinite number of further beliefs concerning justifiers. (Bergmann 2006; Wedgwood 2002, 352, gives a similar argument, though aimed at rational belief.)