Every intelligence is a committee. Michael Levin, a biologist at Tufts, argues that all intelligence is collective: whatever looks smart at the top is built from smaller units, each controlling a few variables of its own. Your cells are the example. Each one holds its internal voltage, pH and nutrient levels inside a range and corrects itself when they drift. Cut a salamander's leg anywhere and the cells regrow exactly what's missing, then stop. No single cell encodes the shape of a leg. Levin's answer:

Every intelligence is a committee. Michael Levin, a biologist at Tufts, argues that all intelligence is collective: whatever looks smart at the top is built from smaller units, each controlling a few variables of its own. Your cells are the example. Each one holds its internal voltage, pH and nutrient levels inside a range and corrects itself when they drift. Cut a salamander's leg anywhere and the cells regrow exactly what's missing, then stop. No single cell encodes the shape of a leg. Levin's answer:

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