- To already be a part of what one is doing—an animating part, a transcendental part, a condition for what we are doing. E.g. the fact that we don’t disagree all the time in color judgments, or in counting—these agreements in judgment are conditions of our practices, but we don’t notice them, even though they are in this way right under our noses.
- To be part of what we see that fails to animate what we see—as an aspect of things that we can’t see fails to animate what we see. The rabbit, if we can’t see it, is right under our nose—if only we could see it. Seeing it would be for it to animate what we see. But until we see it, it doesn’t animate what we see. It is just there, right under our noses, waiting for us to see it.