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The distinction between realms supersedes other distinctions often regarded as central to moral philosophy , especially the distinction between self-concern and concern for others . Archival theory accepts the distinction between past and present and even creates it through archival functions . Second , use by grievant Bates and by steward Moore of their Dailies to prepare for and determine the merits of a grievance constituted protected activity ; management can not dictate who will represent the grievant or the Union ; and management can not lawfully withhold from one Union representative data which is available to another for the purpose of documenting a grievance ( General Counsel 's Brief p. 29 ) ; or , as stated in essence by NTEU , Mr. Schreiber told Moore that Moore and Bates had copies of their own Dailies and they should use them ; Union attorneys representing Bates in a personnel matter are entitled to the return information ; and Respondent 's attempt to create a distinction between disclosure to Union representatives who happen to be IRS employees and disclosure to Union attorneys who are not employees of IRS is without merit ( NTEU 's Brief , pp . Rather , New York solemnly pretended that there was a vital distinction between its law and the outlawed District of Columbia statute . Human memory , in particular , the distinction between cognitive and metacognitive mental processes and applications of type 2 signal-detection theory to separate them ; memory attributions , consciousness , and the construction of subjective experience .