Keeping goal state encodings functionally orthogonal from the machinery that executes them (as in bioelectric pattern memories) is a powerful architecture exploited by evolution.

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• Bioelectric pattern memories store target morphology for anatomical homeostasis.claim0.844
  Planarian head number can be permanently altered by re-writing bioelectric prepatterns.
• Bioelectric pattern memories are a re-writable information medium that stores target morphology without genomic change.claim0.823
  Asserts that evolution exploits a software-like layer for anatomical form, enabling rapid morphological change.
• Bioelectric state can reprogram organism morphology and behavior independently of DNA.hypothesis0.800
  Xenopus evolution experiment showing shape and tissue distribution alone drive morphological change.
• Can Pattern Memories Encoded In Bioelectric States Persistquestion0.800
• Bioelectric prepatterns encode pattern memories that guide morphogenesis toward target morphologies.hypothesis0.797
  Tested in planaria and frog face development; predicts similar mechanisms in other systems.
• Planarian pattern memory is encoded in bioelectric attractor states within gap-junction-coupled networks, which can be re-written by channel modulation.hypothesis0.788
  Testable by computational modeling and experimental perturbation of specific bioelectric circuits.
• Counterfactual Morphological Memory: Bioelectric Pattern as Representation of Future Stateclaim0.784
• Neural bioelectric networks achieve a critical separation of hardware and software: the same molecular substrate can instantiate different informational content based on history, enabling minds to arise from matter.claim0.783
  Foundational for understanding how physiology becomes meaning; decoupling of material state from information content is prerequisite for emergence of cognitive Self.