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    Challenges→No experience is possible that does not essentially and inseparably contain both the agency of event and the agency of repeatability.

    If a moment of raw sensory shock (e.g., sudden intense pain) is apprehended before memory-structure is operative, repeatability is not a co-constitutive feature but a subsequent addition.

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    Operative(describing the agent intellect as actively working)
    Actually working or functioning; in this context, it means 'actively at work' rather than just existing passively.
    apprehended(as used in epistemology (the study of knowledge))
    Understood or grasped mentally; basically, when you come to know or perceive something.
    co-constitutive(Nāgārjuna's non-foundationalist account of the two truths)
    A relation in which two truths mutually entail each other — neither can obtain without the other.
    memory-structure(as used in philosophy of mind and epistemology)
    The mental system that stores past experiences and uses them to make sense of new information—basically, your ability to remember and compare things to what happened before.
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    (as used in epistemology and philosophy of mind)
    A direct, immediate physical sensation that hits you before your brain has time to process or interpret it—like the split-second of pure pain before you even realize what hurt you.
    repeatability(Grounded in memory of the recent past and anticipation of the near future; constitutes one of two agencies present in every experience.)
    The property whereby what is experienced in the present can be immediately recalled and thereby anticipated to recur.

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