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framework:modern-evolutionary-synthesisModern Evolutionary Synthesis
Traditional evolutionary framework focused on genetic mutation and selection; paper argues for expansion to include physiological and cellular problem-solving without requiring goal-directedness at large scale.
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- Central thesis of the paper.
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- Extended Evolutionary Synthesisrelated_toFramework emphasizing plasticity, niche construction, and extra-genetic inheritance.
- Modern Synthesisrelated_toThe standard evolutionary theory integrating Darwinian selection with Mendelian genetics; paper argues it needs expansion with MCA.
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- Darwinian process of variation and selection; parallels with learning are central to the paper's argument.
- The possibility that intelligence has no a priori limits, given the dynamical, non-essential nature of agents.