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claim:vascular-system-motifs-are-the-means-by-which-we-manipulate-sensationsVascular system motifs are the means by which we manipulate sensations.
Theravada Buddhism mapping: vascular system as the physical basis of tanha-driven sensation manipulation.
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- Explores geometry of activation/behavior manifolds to enable selective, non-destructive concept interventions.
- Framework treating teleonomic behavior and goal-directedness as geometric alignment problems across anatomical, physiological, and representational spaces; emphasizes intervention via internal geometry rather than external direction.
- Vascular system motifs as tools for managing sensations, diminishing with spiritual progress.
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- Blog post/research essay that introduces the Vasocomputation framework, linking Buddhist tanha with vascular smooth muscle cell function, active inference, and physical reflexes.
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