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    The assumption that the processes supporting personal-lev... — Carmelics
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    Supports→One cannot infer the absence of representations encoding a given content from a lack of personal-level awareness of that content.

    The assumption that the processes supporting personal-level awareness are linear is false.

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    Once the problematic assumption about linearity has been made precise, however, we see that it cannot be satisfactory to credit the entire collapse of the early/late debate to this assumption. The falsity of the assumption about the linearity of the processes supporting personal-level awareness does not undermine the very idea that the early/late debate is a meaningful one. The problems that it creates are largely methodological. The falsity of that assumption means that one cannot make an infer

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