 What’s the paradox? Timothy Williamson (2000b) says the knowability paradox is not a paradox; it’s an “embarrassment”––an embarrassment to various brands of antirealism that have long overlooked a simple counterexample. He notes it’s “an affront” to various philosophical theories, but not to common sense. Others disagree. The paradox isn’t that the Fitch proof swiftly threatens the middle way. It’s that the Fitch proof, employing minimal epistemic modal resources, collapses the middle way into the naive way. The paradox, as articulated in Kvanvig (2006) and Brogaard and Salerno (2008), is that moderate antirealism appears not to be expressible as a distinct thesis, logically weaker than naive idealism. That is interesting and troublesome independently of one’s attitude for or against moderate antirealism.