 Brentano finds Mill’s line of thought persuasive (see PES 202f. [II 40; SVS 1,  224]).[4]  By Brentano’s lights, any explanation of the distinction between judgement and presentation in terms of a difference in “impact” on mental states or actions is  unsatisfactory.[5]  Like Mill, he goes for the first of the three options above: the difference between presentations and judgement is an intrinsic one.