Forgetting of Being / Awakening from Forgetting

Heideggerian concept proposed as a comparative-philosophy parallel to dissolution of the reference frame.

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Martin Heidegger
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Philosopher whose distinction between poiesis and modern technology (Gestell/enframing) grounds the paper's ethics framework.

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Dissolution of the Reference Frame
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The paper's central unifying concept: transparent recognition that the organizing framework of experience is a framework, not reality itself.

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Awakeningconcept0.814
Buddhist concept formalised as embodied recognition that no finite agent can evidence its separability; equated with pruning sigma via BMR
awakening / emptiness realisationconcept0.794
The stable experiential recognition of emptiness; the paper frames it as embodied recognition of the impossibility of self-evidence.
catastrophic forgettingconcept0.789
Machine learning problem, avoided in biology via polycomputing adding new interpretations.
Awakening (bodhi)concept0.769
The soteriological goal of Buddhism, a beyond-intellectual insight that shatters suffering.
Buddhist awakening, in the sense of stable realisation of emptiness, can be understood as the embodied recognition of this impossibility.hypothesis0.760
The paper's core proposal linking physics to Buddhist philosophy.
Emergence Of Awarenessconcept0.750
"the innocence, once lost, cannot be regained. The loss demands attention, not denial."concept0.746
Alexander's quote from Notes (with footnote #19); Steenson invokes it twice: once to honor, once to critique.
Beingconcept0.738
A living center that is a picture of the self, connected to the I; a center that evokes relatedness and feels animated, self-like.