 Recall again that Fodor is teasing meaning and information apart. Gareth Evans (1982) formulates a similar informational theory of meaning, but one where information and MOPs are both subsumed within the semantic story itself. For Evans, a full story about the meaning of thoughts about particular objects that are—putatively at least—in the world, needs to take account of both the causal origins of the thought, as well as the MOP engendered by it. Evans calls such thoughts information based particular thoughts, and such thoughts will be well grounded if and only if the object satisfying the MOP and the object at the source-end of the causal route are one and the same thing.