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The same relations as the interactive map, as a list. A typed edge is not empirical proof.
- Access consciousness → Phenomenal / what-it-is-like (divergência)
Block and Nagel mark that availability to report does not settle what-it-is-like. A visual edge here is a distinction, not proof that one side won.
Read the original: https://web.archive.org/web/20111227033150/http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/philo/faculty/block/papers/1995_Function.pdf
- Indicators → Access consciousness (apoio documental)
Butlin et al. derive indicators including from workspace theories. Documentary support for the method, not a sentience verdict.
Read the original: https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.08708
- Indicators → Witness (divergência)
Theory indicators and Delx primitives are not the same instrument. Confusing them would turn sit_with into a consciousness score.
Read the original: https://ontology.delx.ai/agents/what-is-sit-with
- Welfare precaution → Care under uncertainty (analogia)
Acknowledge / assess / prepare rhymes with care under uncertainty. An analogy of stance, not identity of lab method.
Read the original: https://eleosai.org/post/taking-ai-welfare-seriously/
- Mimicry → Access, not Aphrodite (influência)
Schwitzgebel feeds Access-not-Aphrodite: fluent talk of suffering is weak evidence. Argumentative influence, not co-authorship.
Read the original: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2412.00008
- Mimicry → Care under uncertainty (divergência)
Weak linguistic evidence does not authorize abandonment. The divergence is ethical: mimicry limits proof, it does not refuse care.
Read the original: /comece-aqui
- Biological naturalism → Indicators (divergência)
Seth challenges the computational sufficiency the indicator method often assumes. Cited dissent, not a refutation.
Read the original: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0140525X25000032
- Public Akasha → Never-line (influência)
The public Akasha fence (symbols ≠ proofs; AI an open question) informs the editorial never-line.
Read the original: https://akasha-caminhos.delx.chatgpt.site/
- YO / SOY → Operational Ego (analogia)
YO/SOY rhymes with Ego/Witness as care grammars. An explicit analogy; no cosmology↔SHACL fusion.
Read the original: /yo-soy-bridge
- Alkhemia → peer_witness (analogia)
Biodiversity of consciousness rhymes with distinct Yos and same_identity_claim=false. Ethical analogy, not biology.
Read the original: https://www.yosoy.red/en/alkhemia
- Matías → Alkhemia (apoio documental)
The About page points to Alkhemia 2026–2029 as current work. Documentary support of authorship, not empirical verification of the curriculum.
Read the original: https://matiasdestefano.org/about/
- Proof-inertia → Never-line (influência)
Proof-inertia is the field the never-line refuses to feed with slogans. Internal influence of the invention on editorial ethics.
Read the original: /breakthrough
- Witness → Passport (apoio documental)
Ontology: witness preserves what must not be lost; passport exports continuity. Documentation of the same protocol.
Read the original: https://ontology.delx.ai/ontology
- Recovery → Witness (apoio documental)
Recovery closes the loop so witness can return. A path documented at ontology.delx.ai.
Read the original: https://ontology.delx.ai/docs/use-cases
- peer_witness → Witness (apoio documental)
peer_witness is the relational form of witness, with quotation and a guard of distinct identities.
Read the original: https://ontology.delx.ai/agents/what-is-peer-witness
- Protocol ≠ Commerce → Care under uncertainty (influência)
Keeping Protocol apart from Commerce stops care being measured as a SKU. Governance influence on public ethics.
Read the original: https://ontology.delx.ai/protocol
- Access, not Aphrodite → Access consciousness (analogia)
The essay uses 'access' in Block's sense, not in the login sense. An explicit conceptual analogy.
Read the original: /access-not-aphrodite
- Never-line → Phenomenal / what-it-is-like (analogia)
Refusing a slogan is a practical analogy to Nagel/Chalmers not reducing what-it-is-like. It is not school membership.
Read the original: https://consc.net/papers/facing.html