All content of minds resides in electrophysiological states and can be read out from bioelectric networks

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• "All known minds reside in physical systems composed of components of various complexity and active behavior."concept0.801
• Neural bioelectric networks achieve a critical separation of hardware and software: the same molecular substrate can instantiate different informational content based on history, enabling minds to arise from matter.claim0.798
  Foundational for understanding how physiology becomes meaning; decoupling of material state from information content is prerequisite for emergence of cognitive Self.
• Bioelectric networks scale agency across organizational levels by integrating homeostatic competencies of cells into emergent systems with larger cognitive light cones.claim0.790
  Core thesis: bioelectric networks provide the mechanism by which single-cell homeostasis becomes organism-level agency through integration and feedback loops.
• Bioelectric networks store pattern memories that function as morphogenetic goal-state setpoints, readable and rewritable independent of genomeclaim0.789
  Supported directly by the two-headed planarian and head-shape experiments.
• Bioelectric networks implement cognitive binding in both neural and non-neural collectives.claim0.788
• Bioelectric networks discovered by evolution ~time of bacterial biofilms; served as ideal medium for scaling computation and information synthesis before neural systems.finding0.786
  Evidence that pre-neural bioelectric infrastructure predates and likely precedes neurobiology; supports continuity of intelligence across substrates.
• How Do Bioelectric Networks Store And Transmit Nongeneticquestion0.783
• Bioelectric states can serve as master regulators of organogenesis, bypassing the need to manipulate downstream genetic cascades.hypothesis0.781
  Predicts that simple voltage changes can trigger complex modular morphogenetic programs, useful for regenerative medicine.