Objects must be finite, decomposable into subunits, distinguishable, persist over time, and be breakable such that the set of constraints to construct them from elementary building blocks is quantifiable; an object's history is encoded within it.

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objects need to be finite um and they need to be decomposable into subunits all human-made artifacts are objects

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Assembly theory of evolution explained | Lee Cronin and Lex FridmanLex Clips
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:48:29 AM

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