 In passing, this model gives natural accounts of akinetopsia, and of the “moving now”. Akinetopsia, that is motion blindness, has a “stop-start” phenomenology where a thing is perceived as distant, then suddenly up close, without any awareness of the in-between. This suggests that something has gone wrong with the fade mechanism, and the contents of the now do not fade, but persist full strength for a time, crowding out new updates. Eventually it collapses, and then no in-between has been registered. As for the moving now, it is noted that the contents of the now change over time, but it seems to the experiencer as if the now is a single thing persisting or enduring over time, and moving from event to event. These matters are expanded on in Mortensen (2013). 