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The Biotronics Project
by Joey Lawsin   
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Category:  Science
Publisher: Lulu Press, Inc

ISBN-13: 9781312174054


The Biotronics Project was developed with a very fascinating ambitious of creating living conscious machines or systems with a remarkable range of abilities. These biotronics were envisioned to possess senses (sight, smell, taste, hearing), communication skills (speaking), emotions (feeling), cognitive abilities (thinking), reproductive capabilities (breeding), and even the capacity to fly, swim, and eventually die. The term “bio” signified life, while “tronics” referred to intuitive electronics. These engineered life forms, clad in their metallic skins, were colloquially known as the Silver Species®.

Over the span of 30 years, the Biotronics Project yielded a diverse array of species, each exhibiting unique characteristics that emerged from their state of being alive, living, and infused with life. By creating these “in vivo machinas,” the project challenged and redefined established concepts. It led to the emergence of a new scientific field called Autognorics, focused on engineering life forms. Through this new study, traditional notions of aliveness, livingness, and life underwent profound transformations. Additionally, Autognorics prompted a reclassification of consciousness, awareness, and self-realization.Even the old criteria of life were replaced with the new seven evolutionary orders of life. New concepts were also discovered such as Inscription by Design, Generated Intuitive Emergence, Embedded Inscription, Intuitive Objects, Aneural Brain, The Brein Theory, Codexation Dilemma, and the Single Theory of Everything by looking through the eyes of these machines.     


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