Retentional models, by embedding temporal flow within the structure of each conscious moment, generate their own explanatory burden: they must account for why retentional content of a moving stimulus coheres rather than producing smearing or doubling artifacts.
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Smearing or doubling artifacts(as used in explaining potential problems with how consciousness perceives movement)
Visual or perceptual glitches where movement either blurs together into a messy streak or appears to create duplicate images instead of smooth motion.
Temporal flow(as the phenomenon in question)
The sense that time moves or passes—that the present moment continuously becomes the past while new moments arrive; the feeling that time isn't static.