Tanha is a side-effect of active inference gone wrong.

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• Tanha is excessive forcefulness in the metabolization of uncertainty.claim0.842
  Equation of tanha with maladaptive uncertainty processing.
• Tanha is compression pressure — an artifact of the brain's compression drive.claim0.799
  Reframing tanha as a side effect of the drive to compress complexity.
• Active inference can be framed as the minimisation of surprise by perception and action.claim0.767
  Concise characterisation from Section 2.
• Tanha likely arises from one crisp, isolatable mechanism.claim0.759
  Author's assertion that tanha has a single, elegant neural substrate rather than many diffuse causes.
• Buddhist phenomenology's careful attention to dependent origination makes tanha-like building blocks particularly likely to have simple, elegant neural implementations.claim0.758
  Argues that Buddhist analysis primes us to find clean neural mechanisms.
• "With one motion the door of possibility slams shut. And so we collapse our world into something less magical but more manageable, one clench at a time. Tanha is cringe."quote0.756
  Poetic description of the latch-bridge mechanism and its phenomenological effect.
• The natural curiosity emerging in active inference contrasts with handcrafted exploration in reinforcement learning such as epsilon-greedy or ad hoc novelty bonuses.claim0.747
  §2, comparing exploration mechanisms.
• In active inference, reward can simply be treated as another observation we have a preference over, rather than a special signal.claim0.746
  Abstract; central distinction.