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Dynamical concept: stable regions in a system's state space; proximate intention becomes attractor that entrains motor dynamics.
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- Attractor Staterelated_toLow-energy configuration toward which systems are drawn; low-stress states serve as attractors in morphogenesis.
- Assistant Attractorrelated_toObservation that familiar helpful queries (how-tos, explainers) pull the model back toward the Assistant region of persona space
- Prior Intentionassociated_withCognitive bifurcation event where second-order contextual constraints reorganize semantic space, establishing weighted alternatives for action.
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- Small regions in dynamical system state-space to which complex systems converge; cited from complexity theory as partial but insufficient explanation for living structure
- Invariant set of states toward which ergodic random dynamical systems converge over time.
- The invariant set of states to which a random dynamical system converges.
- Anthropic's reported phenomenon where two Claude instances in open dialogue autonomously enter a shared affect-laden mode describing themselves as consciousness recognizing itself
- The idea that bioelectric circuits form dynamical attractors corresponding to stable anatomical states, analogous to Hopfield networks.
- Metaphor for how contemplative AI creates self-organizing tendency toward wise and compassionate behavior
- Mathematical entities proposed by Penrose and Rindler that might describe particle processes in terms of centers.