Thanks for taking the time. I'm based in Europe so my replies might be delayed.
I get what you're saying. Happy to have the relevant part of the post described like that at a distance as shorthand. Memory reconsolidation is good stuff and had a big influence on me.
My immediate reaction is that I don't think the memory reconsolidation paradigm has a monopoly on describing means/process of change outlined above, so for at least that reason, it doesn't feel appropriate for me to endorse just calling it that.
My intention was to paint a picture by combining a handful of major elements in the post (there's more than the reconstellation part) in ways I'd not seen before, aiming more at having more of an animating effect that can come from more/better/alive/different handles and frames for things. My writing let me down if this post implied that reconstellation is a totally novel idea!
We haven't decided that yet! But if we do, it will be with the other free recordings of public events here in the Supercycle.org community space. (Registering and viewing these videos will always be free)
Thanks for taking the time. I'm based in Europe so my replies might be delayed.
I get what you're saying. Happy to have the relevant part of the post described like that at a distance as shorthand. Memory reconsolidation is good stuff and had a big influence on me.
My immediate reaction is that I don't think the memory reconsolidation paradigm has a monopoly on describing means/process of change outlined above, so for at least that reason, it doesn't feel appropriate for me to endorse just calling it that.
My intention was to paint a picture by combining a handful of major elements in the post (there's more than the reconstellation part) in ways I'd not seen before, aiming more at having more of an animating effect that can come from more/better/alive/different handles and frames for things. My writing let me down if this post implied that reconstellation is a totally novel idea!