Sometimes PCA is PCA, but sometimes it’s PAC, APC, CPA, CCP, AAP, PPC, PAP, etc. Possible examples: PCA, standard, narrative self: “I see a dog, I think “dog” and I pet dog.” PAC, caught off-guard: I feel something brush up against my leg, I jump, I understand it was just my dog. CAP, surprised: I think my dog is under my chair, I reach to pet my dog, I see my dog is there as I reach. CCP, slight rumination before deciding to look and check whether my dog is there. AAP: I am dancing, repetitively, and then I see I am about to step on my dog. etc. All these variants are meant to say: it’s not as simple as PCA, which reinforces a traditional, antiquated narrative of *see-think-act.*