Preliminary calculations for a biological example were obtained and reported in Book 2, appendix 2.

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• Approximate calculations with symmetries gave accurate experimental results for architectural wholeness (Book 1, appendix 6).finding0.791
  Empirical validation of the theory of centers in architecture.
• The apparent style of the examples in the book is the structure that follows directly from the use of living processes.claim0.755
• What I have shown gives a first very rough approximation to a necessary morphology of architecture.claim0.754
• All of Book 2 may be understood as the definition of those living processes which occur when people learn to, or know how to, please themselves.claim0.753
  Retrospective reinterpretation of the second volume through the lens of pleasing yourself.
• This paper may be used as a practical guide on how to implement active inference to simulate experimental behaviour.claim0.743
  Practical utility claimed in abstract and Section 1.
• How can we decide if our selection of examples is complete?question0.743
  Central question motivating attribute exploration.
• We evaluate the relative life of a process by making predictions based on thought-experiments or simulations.claim0.741
• What is the practical significance of the conclusions drawn in this paper?question0.738
  Question about real-world implications.