 Figure 11 depicts the private announcement of q to a group of agents G. This consists of two events: the event e in which q is announced and the event f in which the propositional constant for truth \(\top\) is announced. For agents outside the group G, the most plausible event is the one in which the \(\top\) is announced; for agents in the group, the most plausible event is the one in which q is announced. In reality, the announcement of q (i.e., event e) occurs. Since the propositional constant for truth \(\top\) is uninformative, the agents outside of G will come to believe that the situation is as it was before. The agents inside G, however, will come to believe q. 