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Stress is a conserved, generic principle of biological organization scalable across levels (subcellular to multicellular).

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Stress sharing as cognitive glue for collective intelligences: A computational model of stress as a coordinator for morphogenesis

(2024) · Shreesha, Lakshwin · Levin, Michael

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Care as mechanism of intelligence
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Care defined as stress-relief concern; proposed invariant linking biology, AI, and evolution.
Stress-Care-Intelligence Loop Framework
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Proposes care as the mechanistic driver of intelligence across biological, AI, and hybrid substrates.
Stress as integrative principle of agency
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Stress as a conserved biological mechanism that maintains homeostatic setpoints and binds distributed subsystems into unified agents across scales.

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Stress is the perception of a state of affairs that requires concern, primarily associated with world/other rather than subject/self.claim0.825
Stress sharing is a simple, robust mechanism for enabling emergent collective problem-solving without explicit altruism.claim0.818
Stress sharing is an easy way to achieve robustness in collectives made up of homeostatic subunits.claim0.817
Generalization of the model's implications.
Stress is a good candidate for a central invariant across active agents of diverse scale and composition.claim0.817
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Stress is cumulative and fills a common reservoir; all forms of stress (money, physical, social) add to the same reservoir.claim0.812
Summarizing Selye's model.
Stress and stress-transfer are useful ways of understanding dynamics of any intelligent system, whether biological or technological.hypothesis0.808
Stress, as a systemic response to distance from setpoint states, serves as the glue of agency, binding subunits into higher Selves.claim0.805
Stress propagation through gap junctions recruits distant cells to act cooperatively.
Systemic stress serves as the glue of agency, binding sub-agents into a larger Self by propagating unhappiness across modules.claim0.802
Explains how local homeostatic loops scale up to whole-body goals via shared stress signals.

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What are the computational principles by which stress-driven homeostasis can organize complex multicellular systems?questions/what-are-the-computational-principles-by-which-stressdriven.md0.848
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What is the relationship between stress dynamics at different organizational levels (molecular, cellular, tissue, organismal)?questions/what-is-the-relationship-between-stress-dynamics-at.md0.827
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How do molecular mechanisms of stress sensing and systemic stress signal conservation operate across subcellular to multicellular scales?questions/how-do-molecular-mechanisms-of-stress-sensing-and.md0.824
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Stress Response Mechanismconcepts/biology/stress-response-mechanism.md0.819
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Can stress dynamics and geometric frustration serve as universal principles across diverse physical and biological systems?questions/can-stress-dynamics-and-geometric-frustration-serve-as.md0.814
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What are the molecular mechanisms of stress sensing and the degree of conservation of specific molecules as bearers of systemic stress signals across scales?questions/what-are-the-molecular-mechanisms-of-stress-sensing.md0.808
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Stressconcepts/interdisciplinary/stress.md0.800
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Stress Responseconcepts/biology/stress-response.md0.799
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What is it like to be a cell or tissue under stress, and how does stress constitute felt prediction error?questions/what-is-it-like-to-be-a-cell.md0.784
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What is it like to be a stressed or unstressed cell or tissue from a first-person perspective?questions/what-is-it-like-to-be-a-stressed.md0.781