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framework:interface-theory-of-perceptionInterface Theory Of Perception
Hoffman's framework showing evolution prioritizes adaptive function over veridical perception; supports view of memories as functional reinterpretations.
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- Donald Hoffmanassociated_with
- Donald D. HoffmanintroducesCognitive scientist, author of Interface Theory of Perception.
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- Claim from Hoffman, endorsed by Levin.
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- Central hypothesis: biological memory optimization targets functional meaning and salience rather than accurate reproduction of past details.
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