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claim:the-conflation-of-description-with-reality-misidentifying-ha-with-s-q-with-p-p0-with-m-is-the-common-structure-of-avidya-across-all-three-lensesThe conflation of description with reality — misidentifying hᴬ with Δs, Q with P, φp0 with M — is the common structure of avidyā across all three lenses.
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- Identified as the common structure across all three lenses: conflating description with reality.
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- The paper's central thesis integrating category theory, information geometry, and differential geometry.
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