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concept:reference-frameReference Frame
Defined as an organizing framework of experience that does not itself appear as content; the unifying construct across all three lenses.
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- The paper's central unifying concept: transparent recognition that the organizing framework of experience is a framework, not reality itself.
- Ego-Centric Coordinate System (φp0)associated_withModels ordinary consciousness as observation fixed to a single origin point on the phenomenal manifold.
- Svabhāva (Intrinsic Essence)associated_withThe fixed self-subsistent essence that śūnyatā denies; operationally defined as a constant functor Δs.
- Cognitive Agent (P, Q, U)associated_withTriple modeling reality, belief, and update function used to formalize suffering and practice.
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- Framework from quantum information theory describing how measurement frames are deployed; used here to formalize self-environment partition constraints.
- Bibliographical element: a dynamic branching outward or internal link, citing or connecting to another text.
- Explicit textual or graphical links between parts of a work, dynamic and virtual.
- 1984 Ashton-Tate integrated system with frames, FRED language, and overlapping windows; design reference for Playground's approach.
- A frame used to describe quantum systems; the paper uses QRF deployments as the locus of the self-environment partition prior.
- Michael Jackson's approach to structuring software development problems.
- Michael Jackson's archetypal scenario connecting machine and environment to satisfy a requirement.
- Central phenomenon of the paper: systems that refer to themselves in ways problematic for conventional logic but constitutive of life.