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concept:diverse-problem-spaces-3d-morphospace-transcriptional-physiologicalDiverse Problem Spaces (3D, morphospace, transcriptional, physiological)
Intelligence is defined by navigating not just 3D space but also anatomical, gene expression, and physiological spaces.
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- Morphospacesubtype_ofA problem space that represents possible anatomical and morphological configurations available to biological systems. Developmental collectives (cells, tissues) navigate this space through adaptive morphogenetic problem-solving to achieve organism-scale goals and body configurations, functioning as a precursor concept to higher-dimensional behavioral spaces.
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- Intelligence is defined as competency in navigating any problem space (3D, transcriptional, morphospace), not just behavior in 3D world.
- Evolution pivoted the same problem-solving strategies across different domains.
- Diverse spaces in which biological systems solve problems: physiological, metabolic, transcriptional, and anatomical; cells navigate these via adaptive behavior and information processing.
- Predicts that cells can categorize perturbations and mount appropriate, not just hardwired, responses.
- Claim about broad impact of studying these dynamics