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concept:alienationAlienation
The feeling of disconnection and unrelatedness to structures lacking life, such as modern apartment buildings and supermarket parking lots.
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- Marx's concept of work that is soul-destroying and uncreative, contrasted with making wholeness.
- Disengagement from automatic tendency to treat mental constructions as ontologically real; formalised as pruning of sigma
- Buddhist doctrine of conditionality; its careful attention makes tanha-like building blocks likely to have simple neural implementations.
- The transmission of traits from parents to offspring via the genetic material.
- The anonymous, faceless quality of modern built environments that lack personal connection
- Bedau's tripartite classification: nominal (pattern), weak (computationally irreducible), strong (irreducible downward causation).
- The quality of built form that arises from structure-destroying transformations, lacking coherence and life.
- Creation of qualitatively new properties at higher organizational level; requires non-linear fitness interactions.