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 superimposed."

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Velleman asserts that experiential anticipation can create a sense of continuity between the present self and the future self, as we prefigure the future experience from our anticipated perspective, allowing the two selves to become superimposed.

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