I'm not sure why you say this.

Please remember that this introduction is non-standard, so you may need to be an expert on standard RL to see the connection. And while some parts are not in place yet, this post does introduce what I consider to be the most important part of the setting of RL.

So I hope we're not arguing over definitions here. If you expand on your meaning of the term, I may be able to help you see the connection. Or we may possibly find that we use the same term for different things altogether.

I should also explain why I'm giving a non-standard introduction, where a standard one would be more helpful in communicating with others who may know it. The main reason is that this will hopefully allow me to describe some non-standard and very interesting conclusions.