How do many independent agents work together to enable the creation of a novel being with goals and memories that belong to it and not to any of its parts?

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• How can each of them put something of themselves into the building? And how can they together put their deep feeling into the building, so that it comes to life as one whole?question0.769
  Question about organizing craftsmen in a large project to achieve collective living structure.
• How do large numbers of competent subunits work together to become intelligences that expand the scale of their possible goals?question0.769
  Central research question of basal cognition; addresses the scaling problem—how cognition emerges across organizational levels from cells to organisms.
• The simple fact that intelligent agents are collectives and do not continue unchanged fulfills a necessary requirement for an open-ended evolution of intelligence.claim0.767
  Connects collective intelligence to evolutionary potential.
• How do they come to work together in this way?question0.763
  Earlier framing question
• How do multiple short-sighted, self-interested entities organise their relationships with one another to create a new level of individuality?question0.762
  Central puzzle of ETIs: how cooperation at higher level evolves when lower-level selection favors individual reproduction.
• What makes one text long for another, arrange for an approach, strategize intimacies?question0.759
  Personifies texts and asks about their desirous relational drives.
• How can we understand intelligence in a way that would enable us to create novel instances, as well as improve our own intelligence for life-positive outcomes for all?question0.757
  Applied aim of the framework.
• Certain kinds of information structures actively facilitate their own transformation and remapping, exhibiting minimal agency.hypothesis0.754
  Speculative hypothesis that memories themselves are agents.