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    Challenges→On Mellor's account, we should not be able to remember perceiving precedence

    If Mellor's account is right, perception of precedence involves short-term memory rather than genuine perception

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    Mellor’s proposal is that I perceive x precede y by virtue of the fact that my perception of x causally affects my perception of y. As I see the second hand in one position, I have in my short-term memory an image (or information in some form) of its immediately previous position, and this image affects my current perception. The result is a perception of movement. The perceived order of different positions need not necessarily be the same as the actual temporal order of those positions, but it

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