Velleman suggests that an effect produced by "experiential anticipation, in which I prefigure a future experience from the perspective that I expect to occupy in it. A single self appears to have its full existence both now and later, because I who anticipate the experience and the 'I' of the anticipated experience become ..."

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According to Velleman, the "I" who anticipates the experience and the "I" of the anticipated experience become superimposed, creating a sense of continuity for a single self.

Velleman Suggests That an Effect Produced by "Experiential Anticipation, in Which