A world in the garden · Genetics · 1 of 13
Boundaries and gradients in gene expression, read as structure.
Boundaries and gradients in gene expression, read as structure.
Every organism in the garden is grown on the same pattern-formation mathematics and differs only in what it is pointed at. The ground behind this page is a double helix, turning. You are inside the molecule rather than above it: close enough that the twist is the structure and not a picture of one.
Gene expression is the clearest place to watch a boundary form: an activating force and an inhibiting force settle, and a border appears that holds.
Status · Rebuilding
Receipt
No cross-domain figure stands for this organism yet. The genetics-to-language figures published earlier are withdrawn while they are rebuilt under a pre-registered design.
Nothing here stands alone. What this organism learns reaches the others through Kron, the meta layer, and a pattern found in two domains that share no data is something the collective tests, not yet a result. The nearest worlds from here are Kron and Language.
How the organisms are grown, and what you can use, and what is coming.
