 This issue has not received much attention from reliabilists, though see Tolly (2019) for an exception. One question that merits further investigation is whether the reliabilist’s preferred solution to the generality problem will generalize to help with the temporality problem. For example, according to the “common sense” approach described above, there is considerable convergence in ordinary people’s judgments about how to type belief-forming processes. If this is right, is there also convergence in ordinary people’s judgments about which times are relevant to assessing the reliability of a given process? If so, could we use this common sense consensus to make progress on the temporality problem?