The concept of Immunity to Error through Misidentification (IEM) is explained by the architectural feature of self-tracking experiences, where it is impossible for a subject to know that a property 'F' applies to an object 'a' but mistakenly attribute it to themselves because they misidentify 'a' as themselves.

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