Universal steganography describes how patterns can hide themselves in the degrees of freedom of any complex system—algorithms, mechanisms, living things, or combinations thereof—without altering the large-scale observable form, allowing patterns to soak into any interface where they can fit.
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Michael LevenEvidence Quote
“patterns sort of soak into all the degrees of freedom inside anything you build, be they algorithms, be they mechanisms, be they living things”
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Michael Levin - Making the Process-of-Life Flourish in Bio and Beyond (Stewarding the Flame, Ep 1)— The Trajectory with Dan FaggellaCreated: 8/12/2026, 6:02:06 PM
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