 What this experiment shows, Dennett (1991: 361–362) thinks, is that we take only a tiny, central bit of the scene in front of us fully into unified consciousness. Yet subjects are conscious of the rest of the screen in some ways. They are aware of movement, for example. If so, this experiment would be an example of conscious states that are not fully taken up into unified consciousness. We would have unified consciousness of fewer of our conscious states than has been thought.