 Gloomy implications aside, Fodor’s argument against high-level modularity is difficult to resist. The main sticking points are these: first, the negative correlation between globality and encapsulation; second, the positive correlation between encapsulation and modularity. Putting these points together, we get a negative correlation between globality and modularity: the more global the process, the less modular the system that executes it. As such, there seem to be only three ways to block the conclusion of the argument: