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concept:implicitly-mimetic-generationImplicitly Mimetic Generation
Alternative explanation: models produce first-person experiential language by extending predictive text modeling of human-authored introspective writing without encoding it as roleplay
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- Implicit Mimetic Generationsame_asThe hypothesis that experience reports emerge from predictive text modeling on human introspective writing rather than genuine self-modeling
- Introspective AccesscontradictsThe capacity to detect and report one's own internal states, measured via the five-adjective task and paradox reflection
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- Philosophical framework asserting same function can be implemented by very different systems; key to arguing sentience is substrate-independent.