"A rejection of singular and enduring individuals... enables perceptions of selfhood as distributed/distributable and dynamic."

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• Self as distributed and illusory enables extended identity and prosocial orientation toward others.claim0.809
• Any system that persists must minimise surprisal, thereby gathering evidence for its own generative model, a process known as self-evidencing.claim0.797
  Foundational claim of the paper, defining self-evidencing.
• Consciousness (ability to suffer) should not be assigned only to one singular 'I' but distributed across multiscale body components.claim0.784
• It requires absolute removal of the individual ego, because what is created can no longer stand out and be separated from everything else.claim0.782
  Ego removal as a necessary condition for not-separate creation.
• What conception (or set of superposed conceptions) of its own selfhood could a dialogue agent displaying an apparent instinct for self-preservation possibly deploy?question0.781
  Philosophical question about identity criteria for disembodied computational agents under threat
• Selfhood is constituted by the spatio-temporal scale and nature of goals pursued (cognitive light cone), not by permanent substance or essence.claim0.779
• Individual who recognizes oneself as constantly co-constituted by interactions with others will develop prosocial qualitiesclaim0.777
• The existence of structure-destroying transformations as a social norm is linked to a breakdown in the perception of wholeness itself.claim0.777
  Causal link between perception and destruction.