Latched Hyperprior Hypothesis (LHH)

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• Latched Hyperprior Hypothesis (LHH): If a vascular contraction is held long enough, it engages the latch-bridge mechanism, durably freezing the nearby circuit and creating a durable commitment to a specific hyperprior isolated from global updating, unlocking only when the corresponding prediction is resolved.hypothesis0.859
  Third core hypothesis, explaining how latched VSMCs instantiate hyperpriors.
• Hyperpriorconcept0.710
  In predictive coding, a high-level prior that shapes inference; latched vascular contractions are proposed to physically instantiate durable commitments to hyperpriors.
• Fine-tuned LMs displayed higher mean HH-intent scores and increased consistency compared to pre-trained counterparts.finding0.705
  Main result from Experiment 3 on effect of fine-tuning on HH-intent.
• Migraines and cluster headaches are inappropriate VSMC latches.claim0.695
  Medical interpretation of certain headaches as latch dysfunction.
• A single hyperparameter procedure driven by the intrinsic dictionary health audit transfers robustly across SleepFM, REVE, and LaBraM.finding0.694
  Demonstrates architecture-agnostic applicability of the SAE tuning method
• Compressive Vasomotion Hypothesis (CVH): Vasomotion reflex functions as a compression sweep on nearby neural resonances, collapsing ambivalent patterns into durable definite states, with motifs of vasomotion as reflexive reactions to uncertainties (patterns of tanha).hypothesis0.694
  First of the three core vasocomputation hypotheses, linking vasomotion to compression.
• "With one motion the door of possibility slams shut. And so we collapse our world into something less magical but more manageable, one clench at a time. Tanha is cringe."quote0.694
  Poetic description of the latch-bridge mechanism and its phenomenological effect.
• Vascular Clamp Hypothesis (VCH): Vascular contractions freeze local neural patterns and plasticity for the duration of contraction, with specific constrictions encoding specific predictions, functioning as medium-term memory.hypothesis0.690
  Second core hypothesis, linking VSMC contraction to active inference predictions and memory.