Every dually sectorised QRF deployment is a samskara: an action that both expresses sigma and reinforces it through habit dynamics

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• A QRF-induced sectorisation plays an analogous role to a coordinate system in general relativity: pragmatically indispensable but ontologically unconstrainedclaim0.773
  Clarifying analogy for why separation belief can be pragmatically useful without constituting evidence for ontological separation
• post-dual agent with unconstrained QRF deploymentsconcept0.762
  An agent that no longer imposes a fixed self-environment partition; its reference frame choices are free from dualistic constraints.
• If sigma is pruned, the agent gains access to QRF deployments and predictive strategies that were structurally excluded under dualistic fixationhypothesis0.754
  Formal consequence of moving from constrained (Eq. 13) to unconstrained (Eq. 14) optimisation over QRF space
• structural prior over QRF deployments for self/environment partitionconcept0.729
  The paper's formalization: belief in separation is a prior that constrains all measurement frame (QRF) deployments to respect a sharp self-other divide.
• We formalise the belief in separation as a structural prior over an agent's quantum reference frame (QRF) deployments, constraining all measurement frames to respect a self/environment partition.claim0.728
  Formalisation of the dualistic belief.
• structural prior over QRF deploymentsconcept0.728
  The paper’s formalisation of the belief in a separate self as a Bayesian prior constraining measurement frames.
• Once visible, the prior is eliminated via Bayesian model reduction resulting in a post-dual agent with unconstrained QRF deployments.claim0.725
  Formal description of the transition to post-duality.
• QRF deploymentsconcept0.716
  The concrete selections of quantum reference frames that an agent uses, constrained by the structural prior.