This essay by Marcus Abundis explores the evolutionary dynamics of active agents as influenced by natural selection, focusing on the development of reasoning, logic, and intelligence. It discusses the concept of 'Selection Vectors' and 'Bounded Affordance' as constraints on agent behavior, and introduces models of agent responses such as fight, freeze, and flight. The essay further delves into the development of logical reasoning from 1D to 5D, highlighting the role of memory, cognitive traits, and the evolution of intelligence. It concludes with a discussion on the implications of these dynamics for human logic and reasoning in the Anthropocene Epoch.
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