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framework:midbrain-theoryMidbrain Theory
Theory that consciousness depends on integrated spatiotemporal modeling in the midbrain and basal ganglia for action selection.
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- Midbrain Theory of Consciousnessrelated_toIdentifies consciousness with a unified multimodal neural model of the agent within its environment; supports agency indicator AE-1
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