 However, our ability to determine the weight of a token animal depends on the fact that we already know what animals are and how to identify them. If someone told us to find the weight of that thing over there, we would need a further specification of the thing in question before we could find its weight. Which thing? The dog? The dog’s front leg? The dog’s fur? The cat over there next to the dog? Or possibly even the disjoint thing consisting of both the cat and the dog? It is not clear that asking about the narrow content of Oscar’s belief that water is wet is a much more clearly defined task than asking about the weight of that thing over there. Do we really have a means of picking out the mental state in question in a way that distinguishes it from other beliefs in the vicinity? What properties does it have? For example, does it have a syntactic structure? Is it an intrinsic state? Does it have a particular location in the brain? Is it entirely distinct from Oscar’s beliefs that water is a liquid, that water can form droplets, and that water feels a certain way to the touch?