 The explanations of loose use offered by Relevance theorists are problematic in another way. In  (8),  where Mike said “Dinner will be at six”, they explain why Mike did not say something true like “Dinner will be at six or shortly after” by saying that the strictly false statement has the same positive cognitive effects but is easier to process and so more  relevant.[62]  But that would erroneously imply that Mike did not mean and implicate that dinner will be at six or shortly after. Another reason the explanation is unsatisfactory is that there are other things Mike did not say with the same positive contextual effects that seem as easy to process as “Dinner will be at six”. including “Dinner will be around six”. This proposition has some true cognitive effects that “Dinner will be at six” lacks, including “Dinner may not be exactly at six”.