 Despite some initially over-exuberant formulations of Putnam (1975)—of the “Cut the pie any way you like, meaning just ain’t in the head”, variety—the correct conclusion of this thought experiment does not concern the location of (some) mental states but, rather, a claim about their individuation. External individuation does not entail external location. Sunburn, as Davidson (1987) pointed out, is externally individuated: individuation dependent on factors that lie outside the skin. Nevertheless, it is still located on the skin. That some mental states are individuation dependent on circumstances that exist outside the skin of an individual does not entail that those mental states are located outside the individual’s skin.