 But this dissociation hypothesis “has no bearing on what information is passed on to parts of the brain that process information which correlated with visual awareness” (2012: 586). With this re-interpretation, psychofunctionalism is rendered consistent with Goodale and Milner’s two stream, dorsal and ventral, “what” and “where/how” hypothesis and the wealth of empirical evidence that supports it. According to Brogaard, psychofunctionalism can thereby “correctly treat perceptual and cognitive states that carry information processed in the ventral visual stream as capable of representing egocentric properties” (2012: 586).