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If the brain were so simple: Information-based drivers of intelligence and their interaction through an n-body-inspired framework
Theories of how the brain processes information and returns intelligent outputs are numerous and often difficult to conclusively test. Here, we consider an approach grounded in informatics and algorithmic thermodynamics for how neural systems respond to different patterns of information in different
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