Memory Preserves Salience Not Fidelity

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Salience preservation over fidelity in memoryclaim0.917
• Memory is a candidate invariant that enables a Self to persist despite drastic alterations of substrate.claim0.773
  Memory transfer across tissues and through metamorphosis supports persistence of Self.
• Biology commits to optimizing salience and meaning, not fidelity, via high-level, agent-based interpretation.claim0.744
  Central claim that biological memory prioritizes gestalt over details.
• The information contained in the formal context is preserved.claim0.740
  Ganter's assertion that concept lattice transformation does not lose information from the original formal context.
• People of good will can reach substantial agreement about which actions are more structure-preserving or life-bearing.claim0.737
  Empirically grounded assertion that the process is sharable and not arbitrary.
• who is to say which bits of culture are to be preserved, and which bits laid aside?question0.731
  The moral problem arising from using existing culture as the source of patterns
• The Self is malleable and plastic; the subject of memories and preferences is not fixed but subject to radical change in real-time.claim0.730
  Central to TAME; challenges monadic self theory through examples of metamorphosis, regeneration, and mind-body substitution.
• Caterpillar-to-butterfly memory persistence despite radical brain refactoringfinding0.723