What if code had a lifespan? A morphogenetic computing experiment

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Hi HN! I've been exploring what happens when we treat code not as architecture but as a living ecosystem.Demo: https://nabolitains.github.io/plasma/This started from a simple question: The slime mold Physarum can solve mazes without a brain. What if our code could similarly self-organize?The result is Plasma - computational cells that: - Metabolize energy from their environment - Reproduce with mutations - Form emergent colonies nobody designed - Die (and that's a feature)No ML, no complex algorithms. Just simple rules creating complex behaviors. The entire thing is 800 lines of vanilla JS/Canvas.I'm particularly interested in your thoughts on: 1. What patterns do you see emerging after ~100

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