This argument may be taken to show that strong AJI, making use of strong awareness, leads to scepticism. More importantly, the argument shows that strong AJI requires that a cognizer with a justified belief be capable of holding justified beliefs of "ever increasing complexity" (Bergmann 2006, p. 16) and this is psychologically unrealistic, maybe even psychologically impossible. So, strong AJI should be rejected as untenable. Hence, access internalism is implausible and should be rejected, because neither its weak nor its strong form is acceptable.