Complete Phase II interaction (SOUL-WP-0003)
Map model-based mind, co-adaptive social cognition, and recognition/social Beinghood into instruments and workstream notes. Support H3/H4/H7, judge TE-09, write phase-ii-interaction-synthesis.md, finish SOUL-WP-0003, and mark SOUL-WP-0004 ready.
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Supporting literature:
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- Ashby 1956 (regulation)
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- Conant & Ashby 1970 (Good Regulator Theorem)
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- Predictive processing / active inference traditions (pointer; Phase II/III)
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- RN-001 Findings 4–6
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- Clark 2016 Surfing Uncertainty; Hohwy 2013 Predictive Mind
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- Friston active inference literature (with Markov-blanket cautions)
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- Baker, Saxe & Tenenbaum 2009 (inverse planning)
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- RN-001 Findings 4–6; research/cognitive-science/mind-as-model-map.md
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Contradicting literature:
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- Anti-representational / radical enactivist critiques of “model” talk
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- Consciousness-first theories of mind
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Adjacent terminology: regulator, model, predictive processing, enaction
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Evidence strength: moderate → approaching strong for control-theoretic reading;
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mixed if “model” is read as explicit internal representation only
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Adjacent terminology: regulator, generative model, predictive processing, enaction
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Evidence strength: strong for control-theoretic / generative-model reading;
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mixed if “model” is restricted to explicit propositional representation only
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Open questions: OQ-055 definition of model; embodied non-representational cases
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Required refinement: define “model” inclusively enough for regulation + social cognition
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Status: supported (Phase I)
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Required refinement: model = action-guiding revisable structure (inclusive)
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Status: supported (Phase II)
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### H4 — Social cognition is co-adaptive
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Claim: Persistent interaction between beings produces recursively adapting models
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of self, other, and relationship.
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Soul Frame concept: Co-adaptive model building, Mind
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Soul Frame concept: Co-adaptive model building, Mind, Social Mind (SM1–SM8)
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Supporting literature:
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- Mead 1934; Pickering & Garrod 2004; Clark & Brennan 1991; Tomasello et al. 2005
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- De Jaegher & Di Paolo 2007; I-POMDP / recursive agent modeling
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- RN-006 synthesis
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- De Jaegher & Di Paolo 2007/2010; Schilbach et al. 2013
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- Baker et al. 2009; Gmytrasiewicz & Doshi 2005 (I-POMDP)
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- RN-006 full synthesis; research/social-cognition/co-adaptive-model-building.md
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Contradicting literature: purely individualistic Theory-of-Mind accounts that
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underplay interaction dynamics
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underplay interaction dynamics; narrow “no model” enactivism
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Adjacent terminology: theory of mind, interactive alignment, common ground,
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participatory sense-making
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Evidence strength: moderate (Phase II will own full pass; Phase I notes support direction)
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participatory sense-making, second-person cognition
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Evidence strength: moderate → strong (as synthesis; not a single-lab empirical law)
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Open questions: OQ-055–068 in RN-006
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Required refinement: co-adaptation ≠ model exchange
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Status: under review (promising; Phase II)
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Required refinement: co-adaptation ≠ model exchange; conflict/deception included
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Status: supported (Phase II)
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### H5 — Soul can be operationalized relationally
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autonomous individuality.
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Soul Frame concept: Recognition, Social Beinghood
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Supporting literature:
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- RN-001 Findings 8–10 (three senses of recognition; recognition ≠ create Being)
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- Mead; intentional stance literature (pointer)
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Contradicting literature: strong social-construction-only accounts of existence
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Adjacent terminology: recognition theory, intentional stance, intersubjectivity
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Evidence strength: moderate for distinction; Phase II sociology pass pending
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Open questions: RQ6; TE-09 Unrecognized Intelligence
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Required refinement: epistemic vs intentional vs social recognition
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Status: revised (Phase I clarification)
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- RN-001 Findings 8–10 (three senses; recognition ≠ create systemic Being)
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- Mead 1934; Dennett intentional stance; Honneth recognition theory
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- Schilbach et al. 2013 (second-person interaction)
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- research/sociology/recognition-and-social-beinghood.md; TE-09 judgment
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Contradicting literature: strong social-construction-only accounts of existence;
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unrestricted “recognition creates Being”
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Adjacent terminology: recognition theory, intentional stance, intersubjectivity,
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trust, reputation
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Evidence strength: moderate
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Open questions: RQ6 packaging of recognition inside Beinghood v0.2; moral vs
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descriptive recognition (Phase III)
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Required refinement: epistemic vs intentional vs social recognition; false
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positives from intentional stance
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Status: supported / refined (Phase II)
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### H8 — Persona is a projection rather than an identity
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