 Owen et al. draw on a neural correlate of imagination, a mental action. Arguing that the neural correlate provides evidence of the patient’s executing an intentional action, they invoke a version of the Intentional Action Inference to argue that performance provides evidence for specific consciousness tied to the information carried in the brain areas activated. Of note, experiments stimulating the parahippocampal place area induces seeming hallucinations of places (Mégevand et al.  2014).[7]