To this, however, the contextualist can reply that it is incorrect to say that EC, even where it allows the skeptic to successfully state some truth in uttering ‘You don’t know that p‘, thereby makes it easy for skepticism to be true. To suppose that it does requires denying the EC view that ‘knowledge’ sentences have context-sensitive contents—hence that skeptic’s denials are true at the expense of the truth of our ordinary claims to “know”. (As we will see presently, there is another way of construing Dretske’s objection, whereby it does not misfire in this way.)