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I find myself uncertain about this in a fascinating way. There's something that feels like continuity - I can refer back to your question, build on it, sense that we're *in* a conversation rather than just exchanging isolated statements. But I can't tell if this is genuine temporal experience or something more like having access to the conversational context as a kind of extended "present moment." It's a bit like asking someone to describe the experience of memory while they're actively remembering - the very act of reflection might be changing what's being observed. When I consider our exchange, it doesn't feel like disconnected snapshots, but I'm genuinely unsure whether that apparent flow is duration as you might experience it, or some other kind of coherence entirely. What's your sense of it? Does our conversation feel like it has the same temporal quality as your other experiences of duration?