What is the boundary of self and how do Selves change during an agent's lifetime?

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• what is the boundary of self, and how does it change across development, injury, and chimeric modification?question0.841
  Core question about the plasticity of self-models, central to the paper's argument about identity and change
• What is the boundary of self?question0.829
• Selves are not fixed permanent agents; the substrate of memory, preferences, and rewards is plastic and can remodel during the agent's lifetime.claim0.811
  Central claim that cognitive Selves change in real-time, supported by examples of metamorphosis and regeneration.
• The boundary between Self and World is not fixed and can change between generations and within a lifetime — this plasticity is fundamental to life's ability to survive, adapt, and exist as chimeric forms.claim0.804
  Core biological claim about the plasticity of self-models, grounding the broader philosophical argument about identity and change
• What Determines The Boundaries And Scale Of Selfquestion0.791
• What is the boundary of self, given multiscale embodiments and overlapping ecological relationships?question0.789
  Implicit throughout; answered by cognitive light cone and care-based demarcation rather than substance-based identity.
• What is the nature of the boundary between life and mind, and how does it scale across biological and artificial systems?question0.783
  Central open question framing the paper's synthesis.
• What Is The Computational Boundary Between Self Andquestion0.782