A. J. Ayer's 'The Elimination Of Metaphysics'

When we look at A.J. Ayer’s “The Elimination of Metaphysics”, we find out that, Ayer rejects strong verifiability as a criterion of meaningfulness and discuss why he in fact does. When Ayer’s describes verifiability theory of meaning to exist as a method of verification. When a subject has no verifiable method it has no possible verifiable. It has to have that possibility of verifiability. To have strong verifiability in statements, one has to have direct verifiability of something in order for it to have meaning. Just as observation to verify, with the use of sensory experience. Therefore, with that, meaning your senses, like observing with your eyes, seeing is believing. Like feeling, when your can touch something you have the verifiable
knowledge that something has happened.