There are no permanent or indivisible agents; the actual nonexistence of singular and enduring individuality must be accounted for in any model of agency.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• No permanent or singular essences exist; agency is process not substanceclaim0.830
  Fundamental state of affairs: 'agent' and 'changeless' are mutually exclusive; all candidates for agency (organic, mechanic, hybrid) must change to act.
• Unitary individuals have no substantial existence; this must be accounted for in any model of agency.claim0.826
  Grounding claim for the selfless self model.
• The simple fact that intelligent agents are collectives and do not continue unchanged fulfills a necessary requirement for an open-ended evolution of intelligence.claim0.804
  Connects collective intelligence to evolutionary potential.
• The separability of agent from environment is permanently unevidenceable.claim0.803
  Consequence of the no-self-measurement result; the boundary cannot be empirically established.
• There is 'no-one at home' — no conscious entity with its own agenda and need for self-preservation; there is just a dialogue agent role-playing such an entityclaim0.792
  Central denial of genuine consciousness or agency in dialogue agents, despite apparent self-preserving behaviour
• Selves are not fixed permanent agents; the substrate of memory, preferences, and rewards is plastic and can remodel during the agent's lifetime.claim0.791
  Central claim that cognitive Selves change in real-time, supported by examples of metamorphosis and regeneration.
• "There is no truly monadic, indivisible yet cognitive being: all known minds reside in physical systems composed of components of various complexity and active behavior."concept0.781
• Agency, Freedom, and Individualityconcept0.772