The price system, bioelectricity, and pattern language are three substrates' answers to the same coordination problem.

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• The price system is the cognitive glue of the economy, solving relative-scarcity tracking analogous to bioelectrical binding.claim0.802
• The price system serves as a generic template or abstract model for all cognitive gluesclaim0.784
  Meta-claim: price system generalizes; any cognitive glue must solve the same coordination problem
• 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 itclaim0.781
  Necessary condition for cognitive glues.
• Morphogenetic and behavioral problem-solving share deep algorithmic and mechanistic symmetries, with bioelectric networks serving both developmental and neural functions via evolutionary pivot.hypothesis0.780
  Testable prediction that insights from developmental bioelectricity can illuminate behavioral cognition and vice versa; grounds portability of neuroscience tools across tissue types.
• The 253 patterns in A Pattern Language describe conflicting systems of forces and show configurations that eliminate stress cycles and release positive forces.claim0.779
  Functional interpretation of patterns.
• Multiscale systems like those prevalent in biology are capable of organizing into complex patterns, whereas rudimentary language models are challenged by long sequences of outputs.claim0.778
  Conclusion about why biology organizes complexity well and flat LLMs do not
• Is Bioelectric Coordination A General Computational Medium Underlyingquestion0.773
• The price system is the cognitive glue of the economyclaim0.770
  Identification of the price system as the coordinating mechanism for economic collective intelligence.