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claim:complexity-emergence-frameworks-mechanical-parts-that-know-nothing-and-have-no-goals-are-a-poor-fit-for-the-most-interesting-existing-developmental-biology-dataComplexity + emergence frameworks (mechanical parts that know nothing and have no goals) are a poor fit for the most interesting existing developmental biology data
Motivates replacing standard molecular-biology axioms with goal-directed/cybernetic models.
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- Core claim of §3.1, supported by regeneration, twinning, and kidney-tubule scaling data.
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