 Another basis for rejecting the reducibility of knowledge-wh to knowledge-that is the view that knowledge-wh is sensitive to false beliefs. On this view, it is possible for there to be two subjects who know the truth of exactly the same answer-propositions but exhibit a difference in knowledge-wh because one subject has a false belief that the other subject lacks. George (2013) argues for this possibility using an example in which there are two shops: Newstopia and PaperWorld. Newstopia sells newspapers, including ones from Italy, whereas PaperWorld is a stationery shop and does not sell newspapers. Consider the following question: