The 15-entry major-topics playlist and the 36-entry symposium playlist overlap in three videos. Summaries are original paraphrases of available full captions, not of titles. The symposium includes differing speakers and incompatible positions; it is not a single shared doctrine.
How to interpret this atlas
Families and cross-links are editorial aids, not a claim that the hypothesized space has these coordinates or boundaries. "Why this belongs" explains a proposed membership or the relevance of a critique. An organism is an embodiment; the candidate form, competency, or relation is the putative pattern.
Claim labels describe the cited discussion, not independent replication or scientific consensus. "Formal" does not mean that a separate Platonic realm has been proved. Reported biological or computational results do not establish disembodied agency, consciousness, or a nonphysical cause. Critiques remain visible alongside the proposals they challenge.
Read from available English captions, mostly machine-generated. Transcription and timestamp alignment can be imperfect; the atlas does not analyze visuals, verify every paper, or reproduce full transcripts. Missing videos contribute no inferred ideas. Clinical examples are research reports, not medical advice.
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