 Reliabilism might complicate our taxonomy. Some reliabilists might hold that some belief-dependent processes (taking other beliefs as input) can provide justification without being inferential processes. After all, there’s nothing about the reliability of a process that requires that it involve anything like an inference. Indeed, perhaps some memorial processes, or certain sub-conscious processes, are conditionally reliable and so can provide justification (absent defeaters). We will see in discussing objections in  section 7.1,  however, that this might lead to counterintuitive consequences. 