Electromagnetic Spectrum Analogy

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• trace elements analogyconcept0.758
  The impact of environment geometry on well-being is like the catalytic effect of trace elements in the body: small but essential.
• Ohms Law Analogyframework0.734
• Pattern-Gene Analogyconcept0.723
  The analogy between cultural patterns and biological genes: both are memorized solutions to recurring problems that enable adaptive reuse
• Complexity spectrum of environmentsconcept0.700
  The graduated range of environment difficulties (six environments) employed to probe how causal emergence relates to performance across challenges.
• Spectrum of Persuadabilityconcept0.681
  Continuum of diverse agents (regardless of composition) for which different interaction toolkits are appropriate.
• What one must imagine is an incredible hive of activity, at every level of magnification—of music being made using more than two thirds of the 73 octaves of the electromagnetic spectrum—locally appearing as though chaotic, and yet perfectly coordinated as a whole.quote0.681
  Mae-Wan Ho's beautiful description of the living organism, which Alexander cites as poetic yet still mechanistic.
• Baldwin effect analogyconcept0.679
  TAME proposes that multi-scale competency provides a patience for evolution, analogous to the Baldwin effect, by masking negative effects of mutations.
• Electricity in two parallel wires exampleconcept0.677
  Example that current divides equally because the situation is symmetrical and there is no reason for difference; illustrates default symmetry.