
The virus and the vegan: How the brain gains inference (Ep 70)
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The Free Energy in Quantum Electrodynamics Is a Bound on the Surprise
Our brains seem to work as statistical or basing machines, which minimize surprise and up date their priors by minimizing free energy. So to put this altogether, the free energy that karl's theory proposes is a bound on the surprise that systems can experience. The surprise bound is really important, because if a system could adjust its priors in any possible way, it would never get anything done.
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