 The idea that there might be reasons for attentional selection that have nothing to do with processing bottlenecks has also been a theme in the work of psychologists hoping to understand perception as a process of Bayesian inference (Friston et al. 2006, Summerfield &amp; Egner, 2013), and in the work of those philosophers who have been influenced by them (Hohwy, 2013; Clark, 2013, 2017).