David Chalmers argues that the subject-summing argument is partially generated by viewing microsubjects as being related only spatiotemporally or causally, and that acknowledging distinctively phenomenal relations between microsubjects and their phenomenal states could explain how they constitute a macrosubject and macrophenomenal states.

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