 This problem goes hand in hand with a condition of adequacy: the Possibility of Misrepresentation. Asking what makes a representation an accurate representation ipso facto presupposes that inaccurate representations are representations too. And this is how it should be. If \(S\) does not accurately represent \(T\), then it is a misrepresentation but not a non-representation. It is therefore a general constraint on a theory of scientific representation that it has to make misrepresentation  possible.[5]