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hypothesis:the-evolving-system-of-genetic-material-itself-causes-evolution-to-follow-certain-pathways-not-only-because-of-selective-pressure-from-outside-but-by-virtue-of-its-own-internal-dynamical-ordering-tendenciesThe evolving system of genetic material itself causes evolution to follow certain pathways not only because of selective pressure from outside but by virtue of its own internal dynamical ordering tendencies.
Alexander's endorsement of a hypothesis that supplements Darwinian theory with internal geometric ordering
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- Alexander's argument that neo-Darwinism needs supplementation by internal dynamical ordering principles
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- Central claim linking life's properties to the inherent competencies of its material substrate.
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- Hypothesis connecting fitness pressure from topological constraints to the evolutionary origin of stigmergy
- Explains why planaria with messy genomes have robust morphologies.
- Claim about the primacy of bioelectric morphogenesis.
- Guides the exploration of scaling cognition.
- Concrete proposal about necessary architecture for ETIs.
- Core conjecture linking evolutionary and organismic individuality.