 Limited pancomputationalism is much weaker than its unlimited cousin. It holds that every physical system performs one (or relatively few) computations. Which computations are performed by a given system is deemed to depend on objective properties of that system. In fact, several authors who have mounted detailed responses to unlimited pancomputationalism explicitly endorse limited pancomputationalism (Chalmers 1996, 331, Scheutz 1999, 191).