Stress-sharing enables cell movement over longer distances (~2500 units vs ~200 units without sharing).

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• Stress-sharing increases radius of cellular influence: ~30 units avg (step 1) vs ~5 units (non-sharing); lasts 85 steps vs 10 steps.finding0.884
• Cells in stress-sharing embryo moved average Euclidean distance ~2500 units until gen 400 then ~2400; without-sharing moved ~200 units (30x30 grid)finding0.854
  Quantifies how stress sharing enables long-range cell movements.
• Stress sharing reduces the functional inertia of low-stress cells, increasing their plasticity and exploratory behavior.claim0.842
  Shared stress raises the 'temperature' or exploratory activity of neighboring cells, enabling passage for stressed cells.
• Stress sharing works to increase cohesiveness of collectives by raising exploratory plasticity in neighboring cells, enabling long-distance cell influencehypothesis0.836
• By sharing stress with neighbors, one cell’s (or region’s) problem becomes everyone’s problem, leading to a higher willingness to adopt new configurations in which everyone’s free energy is lower (and thus, more optimal morphogenetic problem-solving).quote0.821
  Encapsulates the core idea of stress sharing as collective cooperation.
• By sharing stress with neighbors, one cell's (or region's) problem becomes everyone's problem, leading to a higher willingness to adopt new configurations in which everyone's free energy is lower.concept0.820
• How Does Stress Sharing Enable Cells To Navigatequestion0.814
• Stress sharing benefit scales with grid complexity (20x20, 30x30, 50x50) and becomes more pronounced in later evolutionary stages when mutations alone failfinding0.814