 Bealer’s example shows that we can have episodic intuitions of false propositions and propositions that are not self-evident. Audi argues that one might adequately understand a self-evident proposition and fail to have an episodic intuition of it using as an example the proposition that “a child can be borne by its grandmother” (2015: 65). He claims that this proposition is self-evident—to figure out why it is true, think of Oedipus Rex—but denies that it is intuitive, noting that some people even have an episodic intuition of its falsehood.