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claim:the-competency-of-biological-material-hides-the-quality-of-genomes-from-selection-putting-pressure-on-competency-mechanismsThe competency of biological material hides the quality of genomes from selection, putting pressure on competency mechanisms.
Evolutionary ratchet argument for intelligence.
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- intelligence ratchet based on remappingassociated_withPositive feedback loop where remapping hides information, driving evolution of higher competency.
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- Driving question for the research program.
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