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Some attentional moves away from something (S) will "add a layer" making it so you can't look under the layer (at S) until you remove the layer ("repression"). Some attentional moves away from something don't add a layer, so you can one-step come back any time to look (choosing).https://twitter.com/briecode/status/1146458234456367105 …

As I have come to understand them, repression is done by a different set of brain substrates and is a conditioned response, outside of intellectual and attentional processes. Here's a research paper I wrote in 1984 that explains one of these processes. https://www.bioemotiveframework.com/in-depth-reading/ …

Hmm, important distinction around inside/outside of, say, "reflective awareness/attention." But, I think it's "intellectual/attentional processes all the way down." Regardless of brain, mind is single thing albeit contorts itself. Plus concern mixing brain/muscle/phenomenology.