Mahāyāna Buddhist orientation toward others as part of one's own identity.

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• Mahāyāna Buddhismframework0.813
  The broad Buddhist tradition to which Madhyamaka and Zen belong, emphasizing emptiness and compassion.
• Mahāyāna Buddhist philosophyframework0.799
• Mahāyāna Buddhist thoughtframework0.796
  Buddhist tradition emphasizing distributed selfhood and identity as co-constituted by interactions with others; ethical foundation for inquiry.
• The self can be considered both extendable and illusory in Buddhist thought.claim0.757
  Author assertion: rejection of singular self enables perception of distributed/dynamic selfhood; foundation for affordance augmentation hypothesis.
• Buddhism exposes the limits of human intelligence and why it is so ill fitted to becoming awakened, especially when compared to machine intelligence.claim0.756
  Main thesis of the essay.
• Buddhist philosophy, by its very nature, is well placed to adapt to the advent of AI-generated sacred texts.claim0.754
  Asserted in the abstract and concluding thoughts.
• Consciousness is prior to and independent of personal ownership or individual minds.claim0.752
• Buddhist and Indic no-Selfframework0.751
  Eastern perspective on non-duality of Self and world.