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There are now 8 comments on pg 26. Remember This for Me.
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  1. Gregory Bogosian says

    Did you draw the first panel so that we could see down Alice’s shirt on purpose?

  2. Sytse says

    It is subconsciously, not unconsciously.

    • Not really. I’m referring to unthinking brain processes. “Subconscious” has had a variety of definitions, but it generally refers to stuff that your thinking brain COULD be aware of, with effort. Unconscious (or non-conscious, if you prefer) processes are those that your thinking brain has no awareness of. Examples of unconscious processes include the various processes that recognize what you’re looking at, or convert air vibrations into perceptions of music, or regulate your heart rate, etc. And, to a large extent, the processes involved in recall and reconstruction of memories.

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