The key to the idea that will allow a system of workable morphogenetic sequences to evolve in a not-too great length of time, is highlighted in the genetic ideas of John Holland.

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• The larger task of making these processes genuinely morphogenetic so that they generate deeper and more coherent living structure—still lies on the horizon.claim0.816
• Evolution learns to generalize beyond default morphologies, producing problem-solving machines.claim0.809
  Argues that evolutionary learning goes beyond specific adaptations.
• Four features will be fundamental: (1) all processes rethought as morphogenetic; (2) sequences link into a net; (3) continuous evolution becomes widespread; (4) an ethical obligation to heal the land emerges.claim0.805
  Vision of the emerging paradigm shift in society.
• What features of morphogenesis enable evolution to search a difficult space with pleiotropy, degeneracy, and redundancy so rapidly and effectively?question0.804
  Core open problem: asks how cellular competency affords evolutionary speed and robustness despite the ruggedness of the genotype-phenotype mapping.
• Conceptual advances in the links between machine learning and evolution now provide quantitative formalisms with which to begin to develop testable models of collective intelligence across scales.claim0.799
  Asserts that the time is ripe for formal models.
• Morphogenesis is not simply an emergent result of local rules but has complex, multi-scale feedback mechanisms that implement teleonomy and problem-solving.claim0.798
  Posits genuine goal-directedness in development.
• To become morphogenetic, a sequence must be reconstituted as steps emphasizing the action of the fifteen structure-preserving transformations.claim0.797
  Specifies the design requirement for evolving a simple snippet into a truly life-creating sequence.
• Morphogenesis is a collective intelligence problem, not merely genetic executionhypothesis0.795