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framework:lane-s-ionic-gradient-accountLane's Ionic Gradient Account
Theory that cellular electrochemical gradients are the evolutionary root of sentience; a Level 4 substrate constraint.
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- Nick LaneintroducesOriginator of the ionic-gradient account of primordial sentience.
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- Reframes substrate-dependent theories (EM field, quantum, biological naturalism, meat hypothesis) within the five-level hierarchy.
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