Visual consciousness consists of many, functionally specialized, micro-consciousnesses which are spatially and temporally distributed if they are the result of activity at spatially distributed sites (as in the case of color and motion). This we believe to be the direct consequence of the fact that the several, parallel, multinodal, functionally specialized, and autonomous processing systems are also perceptual ones and that activity at each node of each processing-perceptual system can become perceptually explicit.

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