
Ep83 "Why Do Your 30 Trillion Cells Feel Like a Self?" Part 2
Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman
The Intelligence of Life: Evolution and Adaptation
This chapter explores biological intelligence as an evolutionary response to environmental challenges, contrasting rigid genetic responses with adaptable strategies in organisms. It highlights the intricate interactions among cells, memory dynamics, and the notion of polycomputing in understanding biological systems. By examining examples like xenobots and the regenerative traits of newts, the chapter reveals how living organisms integrate and adapt their genetic and environmental knowledge to navigate complexities.
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