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s implicit in the state transition graphs of the mind and world should be inter-mappable via a high- probability morphism. • Mind OS: A synonym for the OpenCog Core. • MindAgent: An OpenCog software object, residing in the C-ogServer, that carries out some processes in interaction with the Atomspace. A given co

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es implicit in the state transition graphs of the mind and world should be inter-mappable via a high- probability morphism. e Mind OS: A synonym for the OpenCog Core. e MindAgent: An OpenCog software object, residing in the CogServer, that carries out some processes in interaction with the Atomspace. A given con