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concept:compression-pressureCompression pressure
Tanha reframed as the brain's compression drive pushing complexity toward simpler configurations.
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- Michael Edward JohnsonstudiesAuthor of the vasocomputation paper; researcher at Symmetry Institute (QRI) studying consciousness, active inference, and Buddhist phenomenology.
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- Compression stressassociated_withrelated_toThe ongoing cost of maintaining counterfactual aspects of experience, conflating 'what is', 'what could be', 'what should be', and 'what will be'.
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