 If Millikan is right that such creatures could exist, then it seems the cases of ignorance, similarity, and difference we’ve identified could perhaps occur without necessitating any indexicals, used either among the actors in the examples or among the theorists describing the cases. Notice, however, that this is not an argument against the existence of self-locating attitudes; it is simply an argument that self-locating attitudes could exist without the attendant presence of indexicals.