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question:how-do-multiple-short-sighted-self-interested-entities-organise-their-relationships-with-one-another-to-create-a-new-level-of-individualityHow do multiple short-sighted, self-interested entities organise their relationships with one another to create a new level of individuality?
Central puzzle of ETIs: how cooperation at higher level evolves when lower-level selection favors individual reproduction.
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extracted_from(2022) · Watson, Richard A. · Levin, Michael · Buckley, Christopher L.
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- Central theoretical puzzle in ETI research: explains why existing frameworks struggle with ETI explanation.
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- Main hypothesis about the architecture of individuality
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- Existing approach that uses genetic relatedness to explain cooperation; criticized as insufficient for explaining all ETIs.
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- The outcome of using both methods together.
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- Core conjecture linking evolutionary and organismic individuality.
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