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method:sorting-algorithm-as-minimal-morphogenesis-modelSorting Algorithm as Minimal Morphogenesis Model
Visualizing bubble-sort trajectories through 'sorting space' to detect unprogrammed cognitive competencies such as delayed gratification.
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- The paper's central proposed framework: a structured, non-physical, causally efficacious latent space of patterns ranging from static mathematical truths to full kinds of minds, which 'ingress' into physical embodiments.
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- Zhang, Goldstein & Levin (2025) minimal-system finding used as core evidence for un-programmed cognitive competency in deterministic algorithms.
- Second unexpected competency in the minimal sorting-algorithm model, shown alongside delayed gratification.
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