Organisms contain elements of both cascading control and recurrent control architectures.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• All organisms are collectives at multiple levels: from collections of active molecules in a cell, to collections of cells in a multicellular organism, to collections of tissues.claim0.804
  Extends the collective view to all biological individuals.
• Cascading control architectureconcept0.779
  Hierarchical organization where small number of variables cause large coordinated downstream changes; common in organisms.
• A realization of our own multiscale, nested architecture naturally leads to the conclusion that care needs to be extended to all sentient beings.claim0.769
  Extends ethical concern based on the collective nature of selves.
• Genetic information must encode not only physical forms but also complex self-modifying control mechanisms for behavior and development.claim0.764
• The genome does not merely specify chemical structures to be assembled but also specifies complex patterns of interaction between molecular structures required to produce controlled behaviours of the individual organism.claim0.764
  An extension of the genetic code concept: it encodes developmental and behavioural control, not just static form.
• Biology's robustness, open-endedness, evolvability, and unique complexity likely depend on the fact that evolution works with an agential material.claim0.763
  Central claim linking life's properties to the inherent competencies of its material substrate.
• The large-scale morphological goals of an organism override and harness the local competencies of individual cells to adaptively navigate morphospace.claim0.760
  Describes top-down control in morphogenesis.
• Evolution re-uses many of the same mechanisms and strategies across scales of organization and problem spaces.claim0.760
  Claims that scale-free dynamics, like bioelectric networks, are ancient and conserved.