While Goodman insists that “there are many worlds, if any” (MM, 127; see also MM, 31), Goodman’s worlds should not be conflated with possible worlds. There are no merely possible Goodman worlds, they are all actual (WW, 94 and 104; MM, 31). It is Goodman’s view that worlds are “made” by answering to right versions, but there are no (merely possible) worlds that correspond to false versions. It is important to note that this view does not collapse into irrationalism or a fancy form of cultural relativism favored by postmodern thinkers. Making a true version is not trivial. Not surprisingly, it is not any easier than making a true version is for a realist. How we make true versions is absolutely the same on both accounts; the difference is only with respect to what we do when we make true versions (see WW and McCormick 1996 for discussion).