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hypothesis:the-remarkable-ability-of-neurons-to-unify-toward-a-centralized-self-is-an-evolutionary-pivot-of-far-earlier-cell-communication-strategies-that-first-solved-problems-in-navigating-anatomical-morphospace

The remarkable ability of neurons to unify toward a centralized self is an evolutionary pivot of far earlier cell communication strategies that first solved problems in navigating anatomical morphospace.

Proposes an evolutionary trajectory linking morphogenesis to neural cognition.

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Collective intelligence: A unifying concept for integrating biology across scales and substrates
(2024) · Patrick McMillen · Michael Levin

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