Cognitive glue describes substrate-level coordination; full 15 Properties describe aesthetic signature of the result.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• The 9 cognitive-glue properties express the same phenomenon as Alexander's 15 Properties from the coordination side rather than aesthetic side.claim0.893
• Cognitive glues are universal coordination affordances solving the same problem across substrates.claim0.889
• Cognitive glues must possess nine universal properties: control, goal-encoding, counterfactuals, mnemonic improvisation, prepatterns, hijackability, scaling, erasure, credit assignment.claim0.862
• Cognitive glue must satisfy five formal conditions and nine required properties, working like a price system.claim0.858
• Any cognitive glue must solve the same kind of problem that the price system solves in broadly the same way that the price system solves itclaim0.817
  Necessary condition for cognitive glues.
• These relationships are cognitive architectures regardless of the substrate in which they are implemented.claim0.803
  Asserts that organismic identity is fundamentally a cognitive structure.
• Convergence on constraints across substrates happens because each develops cognitive glue satisfying the same coordination properties.claim0.803
• The fifteen properties are the glue through which space is able to be unified; they are the substance of the life which can exist in a systemclaim0.802
  Metaphorical claim that the properties are not merely characteristics we like but the actual substance binding space into living unity