Establish Soul Frame research repository and workplans
Scaffold the research layout from the research program, add INTENT/SCOPE, research instruments, concept stubs, and SOUL-WP-0001–0008 phase workplans. Register the repo with State Hub under domain agents for hub-synced execution.
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concepts/agent.md
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# Agent
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H9, RQ8
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## Working definition
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An **Agent** is an artificial entity or component primarily derived from functional
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purpose.
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Defining question: **What should this entity be able to do?**
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Quality criteria tend toward competence, reliability, autonomy, scope discipline,
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adaptability, and outcomes.
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## Notes for research
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- An Agent may be merely a functional component of another artificial Being.
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- An Agent may itself become a Being if it develops persistent identity, continuity,
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relationships, character, and recognition.
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- Preliminary view: Agent is a provenance/construction descriptor, not a mutually
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exclusive ontological class.
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concepts/being.md
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# Being
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** `Terminology.md`, RQ1, H1–H2, H7
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## Working definition
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A **Being** is a sufficiently coherent and persistent informational system that:
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1. maintains a distinguishable boundary between itself and its environment,
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2. can be instantiated as an identifiable and addressable entity,
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3. exhibits meaningful continuity across time,
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4. constructs models that support adaptive interaction,
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5. and is recognized by other beings as a persistent counterpart with which
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relationships can be established.
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Beinghood ≈ **internal closure + continuity + external recognition**
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## Notes for research
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- Not restricted to biological organisms; not automatic for every computational process.
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- Prefer degree of systemic coherence and recognition over a pure binary.
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- Distinguish systemic existence from social recognition of existence.
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## Crosswalk (to fill)
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| Adjacent term | Similarity | Difference |
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|---|---|---|
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| autopoietic system | | |
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| autonomous agent | | |
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| person | | |
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| individual | | |
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| operationally closed system | | |
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concepts/body.md
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# Body
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**Status:** provisional
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**Working gloss:** Body = Action
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## Working definition
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The **Body** is the operational dimension of a Being: the means through which it
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perceives, operates, and affects its environment.
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For artificial beings this may include language interfaces, APIs, tools, sensors,
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databases, actuators, communication channels, avatars, compute, and permissions.
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## Notes for research
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- Body is not identical with identity; components may be replaced.
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- Distributed and replaceable artificial bodies are expected.
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- Connect to embodiment literature without requiring biological embodiment.
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## Open issues
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- Minimal body for a Being?
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- Relation between Body and Actor.
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# Character
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** RQ7, H8
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## Working definition
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**Character** is a relatively persistent structure of dispositions from which
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context-dependent behavior emerges.
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Distinct from:
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- **state** (fast-changing conditions),
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- **behavior** (contextual expression),
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- **role** / **persona** (situated projection),
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- **identity** (sameness of the Being over time).
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## Notes for research
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Artificial character should produce recognizable patterns across novel situations,
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not merely imitate vocabulary or mannerisms.
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concepts/ghost.md
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# Ghost (`Gh.`)
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H10, RQ8, TE-07
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## Working definition
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A **Ghost** is an artificial representation derived from a particular real person
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whose informational identity remains subject to legitimate personal or successor
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authority.
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Designation suffix: **`Gh.`**
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## Principal distinction from Spirit
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| | Spirit (`Sp.`) | Ghost (`Gh.`) |
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| Source | Public reflection | Identity under legitimate authority |
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| Private data | Generally not | May include private/relational material |
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| Governance | Provenance and fidelity | Governance is part of identity |
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Technical fidelity alone does **not** constitute legitimate `Gh.` status.
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## Governance elements (candidates)
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principal, custodian, provenance, consent, disclosure rules, succession, revocation,
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representation constraints, commercial permissions.
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# Identity
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**Status:** under review
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**See also:** RQ5, H6, thought experiments TE-02–TE-05, TE-08
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## Working definition
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**Identity** concerns what makes temporally separated manifestations instances of
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the **same Being**.
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Working hypothesis: identity is **substrate-independent but continuity-dependent**.
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Replacing the technical Actor need not replace the Being if sufficient continuity
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is preserved.
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## Continuity candidates
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- informational continuity
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- psychological / memory continuity
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- narrative identity
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- relational continuity (recognition and relationships)
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- bodily / embodiment continuity (where applicable)
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## Hard cases
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Forks, merges, backups, multi-manifestation, amnesia, gradual component replacement.
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# Mind
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**Status:** provisional
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**Working gloss:** Mind = Model (adaptive control through models)
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## Working definition
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The **Mind** is the adaptive control and model-building dimension of a Being.
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It constructs actionable representations of self, environment, other beings,
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relationships, intentions, possible futures, and consequences of action.
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Models change through interaction. **Co-adaptive model building** is mutual,
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recursive modeling among interacting beings.
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## Notes for research
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- Prefer model-based control over intelligence or consciousness alone as the
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primary foundation for Mind in Soul Frame.
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- Connect to cybernetics, predictive processing, active inference, theory of mind.
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## Open issues
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- Definition of "model" precise enough for crosswalk.
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- Embodied vs purely informational modeling.
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# Persona
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H8, TE-06
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## Working definition
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A **Persona** is the situated presentation of a Being within a particular context,
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purpose, role, and relationship.
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Historical root: *persona* as mask.
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**Persona = projection of a Being into context**
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A single Being can manifest many Personae while retaining identity continuity.
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## Stack reminder
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Being ≠ Persona ≠ Character ≠ Actor
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# Personhood
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H2, RQ2, APE in `Terminology.md`
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## Working definition
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**Personhood** describes the extent to which an entity exhibits properties commonly
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associated with persons. Multidimensional, not binary.
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Unless explicitly qualified, Soul Frame uses personhood **descriptively**, not as
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moral or legal status.
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## Distinctions to maintain
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| Kind | Focus |
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| Descriptive personhood | Person-like capabilities and characteristics |
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| Social personhood | Recognition and treatment as a social counterpart |
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| Moral personhood | Status giving rise to moral consideration |
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| Legal personhood | Status created or recognized by legal systems |
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## Relation to Being
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Personhood concerns qualities exhibited.
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Beinghood concerns whether qualities cohere into an identifiable, persistent system
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recognized as an individual counterpart.
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# Recognition
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H7, RQ6, TE-09
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## Working definition
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**Recognition** is the treatment of a system by other beings as a distinguishable,
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addressable, continuous counterpart with which models and relationships can be
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maintained.
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Working social principle:
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> A system becomes socially relevant as a Being when other beings can distinguish
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> it, address it, expect continuity from it, maintain models of it, and enter
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> persistent relationships with it.
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## Notes for research
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- Distinguish systemic existence from social recognition of existence.
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- Connect to recognition theory, symbolic interactionism, intersubjectivity.
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# Soul
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**Status:** provisional / under review
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**Working gloss:** Soul = Relation
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## Working definition
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The **Soul** is the evolving relational boundary through which a Being develops
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identity, relationships, history, commitments, provenance, reputation, and
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persistent influence in its environment.
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It is not identical with the environment; it is the coupling boundary and the
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persistent consequences of interactions across that boundary.
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## Notes for research
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- Informational, not metaphysical, reading of persistence/"eternity".
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- A Being may cease operating while influence continues (legacy).
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- High terminology collision risk; retention requires explanatory payoff.
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## Structural ambiguity to resolve
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Does Soul name:
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1. the boundary itself,
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2. the relational structures crossing the boundary,
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3. the accumulated consequences of those interactions,
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4. or a carefully defined combination?
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# Spirit (`Sp.`)
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**Status:** provisional
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**See also:** H9, H10, RQ8, TE-07
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## Working definition
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A **Spirit** is an artificial character derived through reflection on a known
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historical, contemporary, or fictional personality.
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Designation example: **Albert Einstein Sp.**
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Defining question: **How might an entity inspired by this personality behave and
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understand?**
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Typically grounded in publicly legitimate cultural and historical information.
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## Evaluation dimensions (candidates)
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- evidential grounding
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- interpretative transparency
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- source provenance
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- historical fidelity
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- uncertainty representation
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- behavioral plausibility
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- avoidance of false attribution
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A Spirit remains an interpretation; `Sp.` marks that status explicitly.
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