Deep Field / case
Tumorigenesis as Attractor Hijacking
A tissue bioelectric and proliferative pattern abandons organism-scale targets for a local growth attractor—cancer as morphogenetic hijack. What had been a maintained body-plan becomes a competing closure with its own burn rate and invasive cessation of host constraints. The specimen binds bioelectric governance to oncology: diagnosis by which attractor the tissue is now spending to become.
Payment currency
bioelectric and metabolic maintenance cost
Cessation signature
Voltage/morphogenetic governance decouples; tissue-level target hijacked
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Typed relations
Source anchors
- Ch08 - The Bioelectric Governor