Soft information is, roughly speaking, anything that is not “hard”: it is not necessarily veridical, not necessarily fully introspective and/or highly revisable in the presence of new information. As such, it comes much closer to beliefs. Once again, philosophical carefulness is in order here. The whole range of informational attitudes that is labeled as “beliefs” indeed falls into the category of attitudes that can be described as “regarding something as true” (Schwitzgebel 2010), among which beliefs, in the philosophical sense, seem to form a proper sub-category.