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Conflicts of interest improve collective computation of adaptive social structures - PubMed

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In many biological systems, the functional behavior of a group is collectively computed by the system's individual components. An example is the brain's ability to make decisions via the activity of billions of neurons. A long-standing puzzle is how the components' decisions combine to produce benef …

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