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Convergence on constraints across substrates happens because each develops cognitive glue satisfying the same coordination properties.

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Alexander's centers as cross-domain framework
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Mapping Christopher Alexander's 15 properties and center-recursion across bioelectric, digital, and experiential domains.
Cognitive glue coordination theory
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Lyons-Levin framework: 5 conditions and 9 properties defining substrate-universal coordination mechanisms analogous to price systems.
Cognitive glue & universal coordination properties
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Framework for distributed agent coordination through shared scarcity models, specified by Lyons-Levin's 5 formal conditions and 9 universal properties (control, goal-encoding, credit assignment, etc.).

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Cognitive glues are universal coordination affordances solving the same problem across substrates.claim0.845
Cognitive glue describes substrate-level coordination; full 15 Properties describe aesthetic signature of the result.claim0.803
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 itclaim0.794
Necessary condition for cognitive glues.
Any cognitive glue must solve the relative-scarcity problem in fundamentally the same way the price system does.claim0.788
The 9 cognitive-glue properties express the same phenomenon as Alexander's 15 Properties from the coordination side rather than aesthetic side.claim0.783
These relationships are cognitive architectures regardless of the substrate in which they are implemented.claim0.777
Asserts that organismic identity is fundamentally a cognitive structure.
Levin's Platonic-space program explains why cross-modality convergence occurs; Alexander's centers framework explains how to recognize foundation-ness beyond task accuracy.claim0.775
Academic consensus is shifting toward substrate neutrality of cognitive primitives.claim0.773