Which trait pairs combine cleanly, which produce a single dominant trait, and which collapse both?

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• Natural-steerable pairs split 26 constructive / 22 dominant but produce zero destructive outcomes; natural trait acts as anchorfinding0.778
  Natural trait acts as anchor in mixed pairs, suppressing steerable partner at worst but never collapsing both
• The kind of relationships necessary to produce evolutionary individuality – the generation and heritability of fitness differences at the collective level – are the same as those required to produce organismic individuality – the information integration and collective action characteristic of a self.claim0.769
  Core conjecture linking evolutionary and organismic individuality.
• Genotype and phenotype fitness diverge under stress sharingfinding0.768
• Natural selection can evolve phenotypic plasticity that solves division of labour games in two-player collectives (Tudge et al. 2016)finding0.766
  Shows plasticity as solution to HFHF in minimal models with homogeneous genotypes
• Selves can be nested and overlapping, cooperating and competing both laterally and across levels.claim0.764
  Key TAME claim that biological systems are patchworks of agents, with higher Selves deforming option spaces for lower ones.
• The existence of structure-destroying transformations as a social norm is linked to a breakdown in the perception of wholeness itself.claim0.751
  Causal link between perception and destruction.
• Not-Separateness and Strong Centers can coexist in agent ecology, though this transfers from Alexander only by empirical test.claim0.750
• Biology's robustness, open-endedness, evolvability, and unique complexity likely depend on the fact that evolution works with an agential material.claim0.747
  Central claim linking life's properties to the inherent competencies of its material substrate.