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claim:the-evolutionary-process-contains-an-intelligence-ratchet-as-competency-increases-selection-struggles-to-see-the-structural-genome-further-driving-selection-for-competency-mechanismsThe evolutionary process contains an intelligence ratchet: as competency increases, selection struggles to see the structural genome, further driving selection for competency mechanisms.
Explains why planaria with messy genomes have robust morphologies.
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- Evolutionary Intelligence Ratchetassociated_withFeedback loop where increased competency makes structural genome less visible to selection, driving further competency gains.
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