Q: Is there an intentional equivalent to blindsight?
A person who has blindsight is _legally_ blind, because s/he has no
conscious experience of the qualia of sight. There is evidence that
people who suffer from blindsight can make visual discriminations,
but these discriminations are non-conscious discriminations.
Thus there is one condition in which a person can have a phenomenal
mental state without consciousness.
Is there a condition, either natural or through brain damage, in which
a person can have an intentional mental state but be _unable_ to have a
corresponding conscious experience of that mental state?
p.s. Please water down any highly technical responses.