Fortunately, according to EC, there is another way out: (v) we can deny that SA’s conclusion threatens our intuitive anti-skepticism. According to EC, recall, the proposition expressed by a tokened ‘knowledge’ sentence depends on context. Thus, if in general a utterance of ‘S knows that p’ is true just in case the subject has a true belief and is in a strong epistemic position, there are variable standards governing just how strong the subject’s epistemic position must be in order for the tokened sentence to express a truth.