 One of these is to insist (following Block 1993: 42) that as long as we can count “weighs less than three ounces if it’s a fish” as part of the inferential role of “it’s a pet” then inferential roles would compose in just the way that Fodor and Lepore deny. Block argues that any attempt to keep “weighs less than three ounces if it’s a fish” out of the inferential role of “pet” would already presuppose the denial of holism, so the compositionality argument isn’t an independent argument against holism since it already presupposes its denial. 