Maps and territories, smoke, and mirrors

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45:e195 (2022)
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Abstract

It is a pleasure to comment on Bruineberg et al. – who raise some interesting questions of a philosophical and technical nature. I will try to answer three questions posed by the authors. Are Pearl and Friston blankets different things? Are Markov blankets used in an ontological sense? Is there a privileged Markov blanket?

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