Experience necessarily pertains to a unified field both as content and as container and as both together, but observation also shows that it consists of a mosaic of heterogenous organs operating in different subfields and of different levels of abstraction. The unified nature of experience is seen to be a pragmatic imposition of an idea itself no more than one disconnected contextualisation among others. It is like the blind spot in vision, present at every moment but unsuspected, only in this case it is a veritable dark web of fascia, a mutidimensional negative topology that maintain an organic unity of experiencing consciousness. What marks consciousness off from, say, the idea of matter, is that everything it contains is something it does. So you are as much this dark web of transcendental divisions as the contents that it unifies, only you never ordinarily know it.