 We have spoken so far about experiences justifying beliefs in an all or nothing way. As Munton 2016 reminds us, visual experiences can justify the same belief to differing degrees. For example, suppose you are looking outside at the park on a foggy and snowy morning, and gradually get a better view of a new snowman as the fog clears. Here your successive visual experiences of the snowman justify your belief that there is a snowman in the park more and more as the fog clears. Perceptual justification comes in degrees.