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Theories of Mind as Domain-Specific Languages of Thought
What kind of thing is a ``theory of mind''? We propose to formalize theories of mind as domain-specialized programming languages, which can be used to reason about the mental states of other agents. Our proposal builds on the longstanding idea that thinking is akin to programming in an internal ``la
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