 Frankish (2009) objects that Harman’s view requires that an agent have a full belief in any proposition that we have a degree of belief in: “And this is surely wrong. I have some degree of confidence (less than 50%) in the proposition that it will rain tomorrow, but I do not believe flat-out that it will rain – not, at least, by the everyday standards for flat-out belief.” Harman might reply that Frankish merely has a full belief in the objective probability of rain tomorrow. Frankish claims that this escape route is closed to Harman because single events “do not have objective probabilities,” but this matter is hardly settled.