Organismic individuality evolved through a bottom-up process of collective intelligence, resulting in information integration and coordinated action so well-organised that we observe a new level of organismic and evolutionary individuality.

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• Organismic individuality is appropriately ascribed to systems capable of information integration and collective action at some spatiotemporal scaleclaim0.863
  Claim that organismic self is a cognitive notion not dependent on neurons; endorsed by the authors
• Organismic individuality can be separated from genetics: integration and collective action occur in non-neural systems.finding0.859
  Empirical findings from developmental biology (Manicka & Levin, Lyon et al.) supporting mechanistic basis for individuality independent of genetic determination.
• We hypothesize that evolutionary individuality, organismic individuality and cognition are coextensive.hypothesis0.856
  Strong unification proposal.
• The kind of relationships necessary to produce evolutionary individuality – the generation and heritability of fitness differences at the collective level – are the same as those required to produce organismic individuality – the information integration and collective action characteristic of a self.claim0.852
  Core conjecture linking evolutionary and organismic individuality.
• How Do Organismic And Evolutionary Concepts Of Individualityquestion0.846
• Distinction between Organismic and Evolutionary Individualityclaim0.843
• Are Evolutionary Individuality Organismic Individuality And Cognition Coextensivequestion0.841
• What Is The Relationship Between Organismic Individuality Andquestion0.821