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concept:biological-morphogenesis-is-not-well-described-by-bottom-up-open-loop-mechanical-models-but-instead-exhibits-more-complex-policies-as-it-navigates-the-space-of-possible-anatomical-shapes-despite-various-perturbations"biological morphogenesis is not well-described by bottom-up, open-loop, mechanical models, but instead exhibits more complex policies as it navigates the space of possible anatomical shapes despite various perturbations"
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- Morphogenesis gives an entirely different model of what it means to have a sustainable world.claim0.851Positions morphogenesis as a paradigm shift away from resource‑counting toward a living, unfolding world.
- Posits genuine goal-directedness in development.
- Biological evidence that blueprint planning is fundamentally incompatible with the variety seen in nature.
- Claim supported by Goodwin's work, shifting emphasis away from DNA as sole morphogenetic driver toward form-generating principles inherent in spatial configuration.
- Developmental systems reach invariant target morphology from diverse starting conditions, like a thermostat.
- Key property of morphogenetic process: it produces both unity and diversity simultaneously.