Interesting Essays
Benjamin LyonsMainstream economics in unconventional domains
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Strong and weak alignment
I’ve written about strong and weak anticipation. Strong anticipation means anticipation achieved by coupling with the system being anticipated such that the resulting shared dynamics produces anticipatory behavior. Weak anticipation means u...
Strong anticipation: Platonic space without dualism
> The lesson from looking at motor skill, where the components are clearly physical and peripheral as well as central and mental, is that there is no “essence” of a behavior—an icon or structure that represents the “real” ability. It is imp...
Strong anticipation happens via relational homeostasis
A while ago, I argued that organisms, and all intelligent behaving systems, don’t do what they do to survive and reproduce but instead to maintain relational homeostasis (or allostasis). Everything is about achieving and maintaining some sy...
Strong anticipation
Strong anticipation is the idea that a body can exhibit cognitive properties simply as a function of how it is coupled with its environment without needing to attribute to it any kind of internal representation or model. The term apparently...
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