 This mechanism is proposed as a new physical justification for the URLanization phenomenon, having an advantage over more traditional approaches based on statistical mechanics of open systems far from equilibrium, as it does not encounter the problem of "tradeoff between stability and complexity" at the level of individual cell.
<meaning-changed>  This mechanism is proposed as a new physical justification for the URLanization phenomenon, having an advantage over more traditional approaches based on statistical mechanics of open systems far from equilibrium, as it does not encounter the problem of "tradeoff between stability and complexity" at the level of individual cell.
 This phenomenon is experimentally testable and has an intriguing implication for URLanization and evolution, as it amounts to "optimization without natural selection of replicators". Unlike the statistical-mechanical approaches to URLanization, the Cf principle does not encounter the problem of "tradeoff between stability and complexity" at the level of individual cell.