hical minefield. For example, you seem to assume that the process of 'observing' mental imagery is 'direct observation of our thoughts', but this is a very troublesome assertion to make. <BR>
First, what exactly does it mean to 'observe' a mental image? Mental images are definitely not like 'pictures in the head' which need to (or even can) be observed in the same way that we observe, say, the view from a window. The exact status of 'mental images', and what exactly is our relation to our own mental images,