The 'uber-mind' argument posits that if two distinct points of view were combined into a single 'uber-mind,' that mind would have to possess both sets of experiences to the exclusion of all others, which is contradictory; this argument is used to suggest that constitutive micropsychism is incoherent.

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• constitutive micropsychism concept