In order to fully establish a link between the contents of working memory and attention, it is necessary to establish the existence of content-driven effects in a situation that does not involve switching between different types of attentional gate.
Although the existence of content-driven effects within a single attentional set would not per se disqualify the multiple-gate account as an account for the results so far, it would certainly become quite unparsimonious at the least.
Putting the two premises together, we get the following argument for the existence of narrow content: "(1) There is pervasive intentional content that constitutively depends on phenomenology alone.
Hagel: Part of the answer is to expand content beyond the platform, like virtual goods in gaming Wolf: Do you believe the existence of pirated content help the entertainment sector?
The existence of high content steam in hot coal gas obviously reduced the sulfur capacity because of the formation of MnAl2O4.
Which can, as noted above, already point to the existence of essential content generating wild excitement among millions of consumers.
There is a common theme – that protection of free speech outweighs any damage caused by the existence of this content.
As such, they also control the algorithm that determines the order, or even the existence of, publishers' content in user feeds.
Mediated reference, in contrast, relies on language action and recognition (upper level) and the existence of corresponding content in the agent's memory.
However, the argument from the need to provide psychological explanations of the behavior of nonhuman animals and human infants to the existence of nonconceptual content does not stand or fall with the thesis that concepts are necessarily linguistic.
A recent argument for the existence of narrow content is an argument from phenomenal intentionality (Loar 2003; Horgan and Tienson 2002; Horgan, Tienson and Graham 2004; Kriegel and Horgan, forthcoming).
