Exploring Language, Models, and Interpretations in the Free Energy Principle

This chapter delves into the intricate relationship between language, models, and debates within the context of the free energy principle, emphasizing the importance of different definitions and the 'looks like' notion in understanding Bayesian inference. The discussion extends to the nature of rocks and drops of oil engaging in Bayesian inference, challenging Cartesian ego models and making familiar objects unfamiliar through scientific concepts.