Speaking in first person {first person} includes idea that "I" differs from "you" or "it". First person implicitly refers to self and intention [Gallagher and Shear, 1999] [Hurley, 1998]. First person reports knowledge about report producer. First person requires self-knowledge, just as speaking in second or third person requires knowledge about other objects.
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