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Life as Organization

Seven working principles at the boundary of synthetic life, autonomy, and responsibility.

MET[Ȧ]CADEMY OF HUMANITY

Academy-authored Research Brief · Science Aperture #001 · English edition. This is a working framework, not a final definition of life and not a normative position of biology.

Provenance: Science Aperture #001 · Citation: Karogod, I. (Dattara), Life as Organization, MET[Ȧ]CADEMY Documents 003, v1.0, 2026.

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