 If Rationality is rejected and Rationality* adopted in its place, then the truth of (2) (i.e., ‘Lois believes that Clark Kent is not strong’) and (4) (i.e., ‘Lois believes that Clark Kent is strong’) does not entail that Lois is irrational. The truth of (2) and (4) entails that Lois believes a proposition and its negation. Given Rationality, this entails that Lois is irrational, which is untenable, as Lois cannot correct her mistake through reflection alone. But the truth of (2) and (4) do not entail that the belief states she is in in virtue of which Lois believes a proposition and its negation are the same type. Thus, given Rationality*, nothing about Lois’s irrationality follows from the truth of (2) and (4). Naive Russellianism is thus compatible with Lois’s rationality.