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finding:the-change-in-free-energy-from-pruning-sigma-is-negative-delta-f-delta-complexity-delta-accuracy-0-because-complexity-cost-remains-while-accuracy-contribution-approaches-zero-after-contemplative-trajectoryThe change in free energy from pruning sigma is negative (delta_F = delta_Complexity + delta_Accuracy < 0) because complexity cost remains while accuracy contribution approaches zero after contemplative trajectory
Formal result establishing that BMR prunes sigma when the metacognitive model is in place
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extracted_from(2026) · Lars Sandved-Smith · Chris Fields · Thomas Doctor · Ruben Laukkonen +1
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- Central theoretical contribution of the paper unifying contemplative path with active inference framework
- Addresses the concern that emptiness realisation might undermine adaptive functioning
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