 It’s also pretty clear that people can systematically and predictably produce self-locating beliefs in their interlocutors by using the right sentences of natural language. For example, consider standard uses of “it’s your turn”. This utterance produces in one’s interlocutor the state Lewis would characterize as self-attributing having the next turn, and which Perry would characterize as being in the “it’s my turn” belief-state. Similarly for “you are Rudolph Lingens”, “that’s Gilmore Lake”, or “you’re muted”.