 That leaves the direct recognition of fit. We know the regress will threaten if direct recognition of fit is strong awareness. Weak awareness will not help, because that will lead straight back to the SPO, and in any case weak awareness is ruled out as not what is needed (BonJour 2003, 747).  So, direct recognition of fit must be some form of awareness that is, so to speak, intermediate between weak and strong awareness. It is something with some conceptual content, but does not collapse into strong awareness as one might be inclined to think (Bergmann 2006, 35-38). Perhaps the best conclusion to draw at this point is that this intriguing idea of a direct recognition of fit, if further developed and clarified, together with the point about enabling made above, will suffice to block the regress in the dilemma argument. Without that further clarification and development which would differentiate recognition of fit from strong awareness, however, the dilemma argument would seem to have full force against access internalism.