Genotype

"...&A, spin-offs - these are all reproduction strategies. You'll learn why most expansions fail: they try to transfer phenotype (surface behaviors), not genotype (core DNA). You'll learn how to design for successful replication. Book 7: Competition & Cooperation How organisms interact strategically."

"Different body. Triggered by environmental cues. This is phenotypic plasticity - the ability of a single genotype to produce different phenotypes based on environmental conditions. It's adaptation within a lifetime, without waiting for genetic evolution. Arctic ..."

"...ssed along information: DNA sequences that coded for proteins that, in the right environment, would express as a new human. This distinction between genotype (the information) and phenotype (the expression) is fundamental to understanding reproduction. It's also the most misunderstood concept in business s..."

"...creation, you're waiting for random mutation. That works in biology over millions of years. It doesn't work in business over quarters. Chapter 5's genotype vs. phenotype distinction matters here: - Genotype variation** (DNA-level): New business models, new value propositions, new customer segments."

"Transduction amplifies them. Negative feedback stabilizes. Positive feedback transitions. - Reproduction → Scaling: Genotype replicates. Phenotype adapts. Asexual reproduction is fast but rigid. Sexual reproduction recombines."