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question:how-can-purely-physical-processes-produce-new-structures-that-include-not-only-new-combinations-of-physical-materials-but-also-new-information-based-mechanisms-for-producing-and-controlling-complex-behavioursHow can purely physical processes produce new structures that include not only new combinations of physical materials but also new information-based mechanisms for producing and controlling complex behaviours?
Sloman's extension of Schrödinger's puzzle to the emergence of information-based control in development.
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