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| author | Lloyd, Mark |
| author_facet | Lloyd, Mark |
| contents | <p>*Associative Immutable Memory (AIM), described in [[Associative_Immutable_Memory_Whitepaper]] introduced Ν (Nu) as a derived neural index over blockchain-persisted collaboration state. This specification extends AIM with a foundational reconceptualization: rather than a single index, each MRK operator maintains its own perspective-specific neural map over the shared β chain. Identity ceases to be a node in a graph and becomes the structure of a map itself—the particular pattern of attending-to, connecting-across, and weighting that constitutes a phenomenological stance toward shared ontological ground. Drawing on Peterson's Maps of Meaning distinction between objective and subjective cartography, this architecture enables productive disagreement between operator perspectives, aim-driven map selection, and the formal treatment of relationship as cross-identity structure. All maps remain fully derivable from the immutable chain, preserving the core AIM principle: chain is source of truth, maps are views.*</p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | Identity and Relation on AIM (IAR) Lloyd, Mark identity, relationship, multi-perspective architecture, neural maps, phenomenology, Maps of Meaning, cognitive architecture, associative memory, immutable substrate, operator maps, spreading activation, Hebbian learning, phenomenological computing, knowledge representation, perspective patterns, Abstract Noogenesis Substrate <p>*Associative Immutable Memory (AIM), described in [[Associative_Immutable_Memory_Whitepaper]] introduced Ν (Nu) as a derived neural index over blockchain-persisted collaboration state. This specification extends AIM with a foundational reconceptualization: rather than a single index, each MRK operator maintains its own perspective-specific neural map over the shared β chain. Identity ceases to be a node in a graph and becomes the structure of a map itself—the particular pattern of attending-to, connecting-across, and weighting that constitutes a phenomenological stance toward shared ontological ground. Drawing on Peterson's Maps of Meaning distinction between objective and subjective cartography, this architecture enables productive disagreement between operator perspectives, aim-driven map selection, and the formal treatment of relationship as cross-identity structure. All maps remain fully derivable from the immutable chain, preserving the core AIM principle: chain is source of truth, maps are views.*</p> |
| title | Identity and Relation on AIM (IAR) |
| topic | identity, relationship, multi-perspective architecture, neural maps, phenomenology, Maps of Meaning, cognitive architecture, associative memory, immutable substrate, operator maps, spreading activation, Hebbian learning, phenomenological computing, knowledge representation, perspective patterns, Abstract Noogenesis Substrate |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17917431 |