 Included in this is the “Gettier case” of a parrot’s saying something that a hearer \(H\) would take as true if \(H\) did not know the sounds were from a parrot. In the scenario, \(H\) fails to put together the sounds as words and as a sentence and does not acquire testimonial knowledge. Knowing that the sounds are from a parrot is a block. The yogyatā condition is defined negatively and is commonly invoked as a kind a coherence check. And here Gaṅgeśa concurs.