In experiencing there is a division into the act, the object and the frame, which in phenomenological language might be called noesis, noema and horizon. The act is in immediate running time, the object is stationary only with respect to the act but otherwise also belongs to continuous or flowing time. The horizon, however, has a different temporality, it is out of the flow of time since the flow itself is relative to it. The horizon is a different, or alien act of knowing, it it is the view of the other, in which subject and object can, but need not, be distinguished as opposing nodes. Self-deception, or error arises from misidentification of the other's view. Put simply, you are a performance for an other, in effect a superego, but you distort or invent who or what that other is. This is always a mistake, a secretly cherished mistake etc.