 For example, Williamson (2011) has argued that it is possible for the evidential probability of a proposition to be quite high, while it is also highly probable that the evidential probability is low. For instance one’s evidence about oneself might indicate that one has made a mistake evaluating one’s evidence, a kind of mistake that would lead one to believe an unsupported conclusion, F. One evaluates the evidential probability of F as high because of one’s view of its evidence, but thinks F might well be true without one’s belief in it being knowledge. 