Is Cancer Fundamentally A Problem Of Loss Of

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• Cancer can be seen as a breakdown of the binding process that scales Selves, with cells reverting to unicellular goals.claim0.748
  Oncogene-induced gap junction closure shrinks the cognitive boundary of cells.
• When the rule of structure-preserving transformation is violated, a kind of cancer occurs and harm is done.claim0.733
  Metaphor for systemic damage.
• Cancer is a breakdown of the multiscale binding, leading cells to revert to unicellular goals.hypothesis0.731
  Gap junction closure makes cells selfish, shrink their cognitive boundary; restoring Vmem can normalize.
• Cancer is a breakdown of the collective intelligence of tissues, a shrinking of the Self boundary due to gap junction closure.claim0.728
  Frames metastasis as cells reverting to unicellular goals, treatable by restoring bioelectric connectivity.
• What Is The Relationship Between Cancer And Disruptionquestion0.718
• Cancer as shrinking of the Selfconcept0.715
  Cancer is interpreted as cells reverting to unicellular selfishness due to loss of gap junctional coupling, shrinking their cognitive boundary.
• Cancer as loss of organizational self-boundaryclaim0.711
  Levin proposes cancer cells become isolated from physiological signals that bind them into organ-level collectives, reverting to unicellular-scale goals, shrinking their computational self.
• Cancer represents a shrinking of the cognitive light cone in which defecting cells revert to ancient unicellular goals and treat the rest of the body as external environment.claim0.711
  Explains disease as a self/world boundary failure within the multi-scale competency architecture.