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Phenomenal Self Model

Not only we are hallucinating our world. We halucinate ourselves and we halucinate how our self integrates in the constructed world. This is based on:

  • sensory integration
  • our sense of agency
  • experience of what it means to be "me"
  • perspective

Ofcourse, in daily life we are not aware of our hallucinations. Meditation or psychedelics are ways to break through our model of ourselves.

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Life-long learner. Passionate about leadership, entrepreneurship, philosophy, Buddhism & SF. Founder @deepstash.

Shamil is a former DeepMind employee. Based on his AI experience he proposes that our minds are operating similarly to an AI model.

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