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concept:allostatic-set-pointsAllostatic set points
Goals defined at different organizational levels; identifying allostatic set points reveals nested Individuals and determines efficacious intervention level.
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- Computational boundary of a SelfimplementsCore concept defining an Individual by the spatio-temporal boundary of events it can measure, model, and affect—demarcating the limits of its cognition.
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