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finding:in-distributed-chimeric-sorting-arrays-cells-sharing-the-same-algotype-transiently-cluster-together-despite-no-code-checking-neighbor-algotypeIn distributed chimeric sorting arrays, cells sharing the same 'algotype' transiently cluster together despite no code checking neighbor algotype
Second unexpected competency in the minimal sorting-algorithm model, shown alongside delayed gratification.
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- Interpretive claim built directly on the sorting-algorithm findings, central to the machine/organism symmetry argument.
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- Visualizing bubble-sort trajectories through 'sorting space' to detect unprogrammed cognitive competencies such as delayed gratification.
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