 The argument from the analysis of knowledge says that the correct account of knowledge leads to K failure. We can distinguish two versions. According to the first version, K fails because knowledge requires belief tracking. According to the second, any relevant alternatives account, such as Dretske’s and Nozick’s, leads to K failure. According to Dretske (2003: 112–3; 2005: 19), any relevant alternatives account leads “naturally” but “not inevitably” to K failure. 