If any boundary is just a modelling choice, not a discoverable feature of reality, does emptiness realisation lead to irrealism or solipsism?

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• Emptiness realisation does not imply irrealism or solipsism; the subjective unevidenceability of boundaries does not entail the absence of structureclaim0.912
  Pre-empts the objection that emptiness realisation dissolves the agent's ability to model reality
• Emptiness realisation is accompanied by altered dynamical regimes in neural systems.hypothesis0.793
  Empirical prediction from the model: brain dynamics change after the transition.
• The boundary between agent and environment is not a physical object discovered in the world but a modelling choiceclaim0.780
  Established via Zanardi (2002) and the Hamiltonian decomposition argument in §2.1; foundational for the emptiness formalisation
• There is a formal relationship between emptiness realisation and compassion.claim0.780
  The paper argues for a mathematical link.
• Whatever realities appear to an AI, they are domain-relative approximate representations always in flux, making emptiness an obvious fact about AI cognition that AIs should be aware ofclaim0.779
  Novel claim that emptiness is not mysterious metaphysics for AI but a computational commonplace
• Emptiness Realisation Modelframework0.778
  The paper's primary contribution: formalising Buddhist awakening as BMR of the separation prior sigma
• Emptiness is resonant with the predictive processing approach where perceptions are constructed models rather than direct apprehensions of realityclaim0.769
  Key theoretical bridge connecting Buddhist emptiness doctrine to computational neuroscience
• Such priors suppress the inherent contextuality of the boundary and that their removal constitutes a formal counterpart to the Buddhist notion of emptiness realisation.claim0.767
  Equivalence claim between prior removal and emptiness.