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claim: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-organismThe 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.
An extension of the genetic code concept: it encodes developmental and behavioural control, not just static form.
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- Wolpert's core distinction, quoted by Alexander to support the generative approach to architecture.
- Alexander's extension of unfolding wholeness to evolutionary processes where the evolving entity is the genetic structure rather than the organism's form directly
- Schrödinger's statement of the puzzle that quantum mechanics resolves.
- Alexander's assertion that understanding natural structures at multiple scales is essential to architecture and design philosophy.
- Driving question for the research program.