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concept:snippable-genessnippable genes
Small, independent, context-free process sequences that can be inserted individually into mainstream systems and spread through evolution.
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Claims (1)
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- Generalization from Holland's genetics insight to social and architectural sequences.
Methods (1)
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- Grameen Bank sequenceimplementsA short micro-lending sequence: lend small amounts without collateral within a face-to-face community, based on trust and intuitive feeling.
Concepts (1)
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- Gradual, incremental introduction of morphogenetic sequences into the existing system, as opposed to revolutionary replacement.
Hypotheses (1)
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- Conditional prediction about the self-propagation of small effective sequences.
Chapters (1)
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- This chapter argues that living processes must spread via small, independent morphogenetic sequences (snippable genes), using piecemeal evolution, a gene pool, and a network of interlinked sequences.
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- Where are the sequences and gene-snippets to be located? Where is the gene pool located?question0.727Raises the practical problem of a shared repository for the evolving sequences.
- Central knowledge gap: what is the relationship between genome and form, and how does genetic material encode anatomical specification?
- A shared repository (the Internet) where morphogenetic sequences are stored, exchanged, mutated, and improved by the public.
- Summarizes the practical advantage of breaking complex new processes into small, individually adoptable sequences.
- Levin critiques Integrated Information Theory's implication of singular unified self, arguing Scale-Free Cognition requires recognition of nested agents at each organizational level.
- Biological parts exploit each other, lacking commitment to original interpretations.
- The stage in the genetic algorithm where top 10% embryos by phenotypic fitness are selected.