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concept:pratityasamutpada-dependent-originationPratityasamutpada (Dependent Origination)
Buddhist teaching that all phenomena arise in dependence on conditions; formally related to quantum contextuality in the paper
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- NāgārjunastudiesFounder of Madhyamaka philosophy; central to the paper's interpretation of the Xeno Sutra.
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- Śūnyatā (emptiness)associated_withCentral Buddhist concept: the lack of intrinsic reality in all things; evoked throughout the Xeno Sutra.
- Avidya (Ignorance)associated_withBuddhist concept formalised as the transparent presence of the separation prior sigma; enforcement of non-contextuality on an inherently contextual boundary
- Quantum Contextualityanalogous_toQuantum-information-theoretic concept identified with emptiness: impossibility of assigning context-independent properties to a boundary
- Yoneda Lemmaanalogous_toCategory-theoretic theorem showing an object is fully determined by its relational profile; mathematical echo of dependent origination.
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- Buddhist doctrine of conditionality; its careful attention makes tanha-like building blocks likely to have simple neural implementations.
- Nāgārjuna's MMK 24.18, the ontological link between dependent origination and śūnyatā.
- Proposition 4.2, category-theoretic elucidation of anātman.
- Argues that Buddhist analysis primes us to find clean neural mechanisms.
- Key Buddhist text describing mindfulness as continuous attentive awareness; textual basis for mindfulness principle
- Equates biological stress with Buddhist suffering.
- A property of activations where neural network features align with basis dimensions due to sparse activation functions; absent in the residual stream but present in tokens, attention patterns, and MLP activations