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claim:intentional-control-of-internal-representations-likely-piggybacks-on-existing-mechanisms-for-talking-about-a-topicIntentional control of internal representations likely piggybacks on existing mechanisms for talking about a topic
Mechanism speculation for the intentional control experiment.
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