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CLAIM-012: Will is a second- or higher-order attractor in an agent's dynamics

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Properties7
StatusSuperseded — by CLAIM-027 — Which of an agent's available regimes becomes effective depends on maintained relations — accessibility, precedence, persistence, jurisdiction, suspension and transformation — that are not reducible to the contents of the competing regimes, whatever mechanisms realize them
Rolethesis
Warrantinterpretive
Tagsagency, complex-systems
Linewill-organization
Objected byCLAIM-010 — On this account every control system has a will
UsesTERM-003 — will, as a second- or higher-order attractor

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The claim

Will as a higher-order attractor: a stable regime that governs which first-order regimes become operative, connected to the synchronization and entrainment dynamics of the earlier sessions (U34).

Why it was superseded

It is the claim CLAIM-010 objects to, and the fix that lasted was not to answer that objection but to change the claim: index it to an agent, and make its object the organization of efficacy (CLAIM-027).

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