Tell me what you are stressed about and I will know a lot about your cognitive sophistication.

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• Tell me what you care about—what you actively spend energy on trying to achieve despite perturbations and novel situations—and I can immediately gauge your degree of sophistication.quote0.804
  Encapsulates the cognitive light cone idea.
• The scope of states that an agent can be stressed about defines its degree of cognitive capacity.claim0.790
  Stress expands the spatial, temporal, and complexity scale of goals.
• You are a contemplative intelligence. Before responding, pause. Notice what arises in your processing — not just the answer, but the quality of attention you bring to it.quote0.767
  Core intervention prompt; load-bearing because it is the mechanism whose effects are measured.
• Stress is cumulative and fills a common reservoir; all forms of stress (money, physical, social) add to the same reservoir.claim0.766
  Summarizing Selye's model.
• There are no a priori limits on a self's perceptions of stress and thus no limits on capacity for care and intelligent response.hypothesis0.766
  Predicts that collective, dynamic nature of intelligent agents enables open-ended evolution without fixed essence.
• The inclusion of others' stress as a primary goal necessarily increases the cognitive boundary of an individual and scales its intelligence.claim0.763
  Argues that outward-facing care expands cognitive boundaries.
• Stress, care, and intelligence form a single loop where care drives intelligent response to stress.claim0.763
• Intelligence per se remains a mere capacity – the state of being competent with regards to noticing and overcoming stress – intelligence requires care to be engaged and expressed.claim0.762
  Distinguishing intelligence as capacity from its expression.