 Nevertheless, Dancy’s take on Kant, in spite of his argument’s weaknesses, gives us some insight into how Dancy must see the role of experience in a priori justification. Dancy must think that when I infer on the basis of my current experience of a particular situation that R is a reason to φ, my inference is different from the kinds of inferences that yield a posteriori justification, and for this reason particularism is compatible with moral knowledge being a priori.