A Note on a Possible Convergence Between Resolution Theory and Active Inference

Start here (base logic + reading order): Free Will Without Metaphysical Magic (++++ ≠ +++=) This note records a tentative observation of a possible structural resonance between Resolution Theory and Active Inference. It does not claim reduction, derivation, or equivalence. Rather, it flags a potential point of contact between Resolution Theory’s architectural account of authorship and resolution under exposure, and Active Inference’s descriptive treatment of policy selection under uncertainty. The note is exploratory and invitational, intended to invite assessment or correction from those more familiar with the Active Inference literature. This paper applies and extends the Resolution Theory framework. For the consolidated architectural account, see Agency-Laundering: Resolution Theory and the Structural Recovery of Authorship