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|  | | Autognorics At the crossroads of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics lies a captivating discipline known as Autognorics. This field focuses on the study of ELFS—machines that exhibit life-like qualities. It deals with embedded inscriptions, intuitive objects, aneural(brainless) memory systems, and generated interim emergence.
The word Autognorics is derived from the Greek words: Auto which means self and Gnorics which means knowledge. Literally, it means " a self-knowledge living machine". SELFS stands for systems of engineered life forms while ELFS is for engineered Life Forms.
Autognorics emerged from the scientific research conducted by Joey Lawsin in 1988—the Biotronics Project. The project aimed to create machines that possess life. These Intuitive Machines (IM) are objects that behave and look like humans, animals, plants, or cells. They can walk, see, talk, think, hear, taste, feel, fly, swim, and yes, they can also die.
ELFS refers to Engineered Life Forms. They are living machines endowed with the seven signatures of life. These ELFS are classified as neural (with brains) or aneural (brainless). They are also classified as Bioforms (alive, living, an | |  | | Creation by Laws Creation by Laws presents a paradigm shift in our understanding of the universe’s origins. It suggests that existence is not the product of Divine Creation or the result of Darwinian Evolution. Instead, it proposes that all creation stems from a sequential process of instructions and materials.
God did not create creation; Creation created God.
The book argues that the universe materialized through a set of instructions, termed ‘The Law,’ rather than through a supernatural being or Darwinian means.
Like putting on a new pair of spectacles, this book introduces new eye-opening concepts like why things exist in pairs and how Laws govern creation. It also examines the continuous propagation of “life” and exponential transformation of species from non-living to living through a set of acquired verifiable empirical instructions.
Creation by Laws also sheds light on the natural principle of ‘Dualpairing,’ a fundamental re | |  | | Evolution of Creation This captivating powerful book brilliantly challenges commonly held religious and scientific beliefs about "god" as the creator of the universe; or that, a single organism, a single particle or a single entity gave birth to the whole universe.
In my first book entitled Creation by Laws/b>, I implicitly proposed a fundamental concept of an unknown theory known as Di>ualpairing/i>/b>i>. /i>It is the first general instruction of creation that matches up two entities called dualpair. Man and woman, white and black, A and Z, North and South, positive and negative, zero and one, up and down, roots and branches, crest and trough, right and left, high and low, yes and no, something and nothing, matter and energy are some examples of these dualpairs.
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">After presenting these examples to the | |  | | Inscriptionism Inscriptionism is a school of thought that proposes everything is created by both intuitive materials and embedded instructions. This set of instructions is referred to as Inscriptions (inherent script). Lawsin who formulated inscriptionism claims that creation is not made by a divine being or by a big bang but by a set of structural inscriptions.
Inscriptionism assertsl that every phenomenon in the universe is shaped from within by instructions inherent in matter. The book presents the idea that existence is not the product of divine intervention or random chance but of the interaction between Intuitive Objects and Embedded Instructions, the two elements that Lawsin argues give rise to form, behavior, and identity.
At the heart of the book is the claim that every object carries an intrinsic script that determines what it is and what it can become. A circle, for example, always displays curvature, symmetry, and a constant rad | |  | | Intuitive Aneural Network: The Brein Theory The Intuitive Aneural Network (IAN), the brainchild of Joey Lawsin and a component of his Brein Theory that focuses on binary memory intuitive systems, represents a significant paradigm shift from traditional neural to aneural memory networks.
The concept was uncovered during his innovative research on IAN with a brein that function akin to A Brain but without The Brain. IAN marks a transition from neural-based to aneural-based cognitive processing and is a key element within the expansive field of Autognorics, which is dedicated to the study and creation of engineered life forms.
Neuroscientists have long attempted to understand how memories are stored in the brain. Recent research posits that memories are stored through the reconfiguration of synaptic connections among neurons. However, such assertions have been criticized as mere linguistic gymnastics. These so-called experts are simply engaged in mapping synapses to understand memory formation without truly comprehending the mechanisms of information storage and retrieval.
Thus, this shows that nobody really knows how pieces of information are stored in the brain until IAN was born.
In this theory, | |  | | Originemology Originemology is the science behind the beginning of everything, the "study of the origin of origins". It is a pioneering discipline that examines generally the roots or origins of everything and everyone based on the natural emergence of instructions comprehensively known as Inscription by Design.
Originemology represents a novel school of thought primarily focused on unraveling the Genesis of Information—the inception, creation, and evolution of information across various epochs: from primordial times to ancient civilizations and into the modern era. This field delves into fundamental scientific inquiries:
1. Emergence of Information: How did information first manifest in the minds of our earliest human ancestors?
2. Providers of Knowledge: Who supplied our primitive forebears with this information?
3. Origins and Sources: Where did this information originate? What was | |  | | The Biotronics Project 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 | |  | | The Philosophy of Joey Lawsin Joey Lawsin, an engineer and educator, identifies himself as an inscriptionist—a truist driven by a fervent quest to decode the equations underlying all entities, the formulas governing every phenomenon, and the natural laws hidden in every nook of the cosmos. His scholarly pursuits circles around unraveling the origin, creation, and evolution of all things through the single theory of everything by investigating an unsuspecting subject - the root of information.
Most of Joey Lawsin's scientific, theological, philosophical, and technological works are collected in his books.
Scientifically, his research interest focuses primarily on Information Codexation with emphasis on the origins of primitive, ancient, and modern information. Its central controlling idea is threefold. First, the Codexation Dilemma. The theory asserts that abstract ideas cannot be transformed or codexated into physical realities without the external material inherent world. Second, Originemology. The study that postulates Nature is the brain, mother, keeper, and database of | |  | | The Single Theory of Everything The Single Theory of Everything, also known as the Law of Generated Interim Emergence, is a theory formulated by Joey Lawsin in 1988 that explains the existence of all entities as a consequence of causative factors from other entities. It’s an integral part of Lawsin’s more extensive work on Inscriptionism.
Inscriptionism postulates that everything, including existence and consciousness, can be explained by the laws of inscription and interim emergence.
These laws argue that the formation, existence, and behaviors of every entity are dictated by its external inherent materials and internal ingrained inscriptions.
The Single Theory of Everything can be articulated into a single formula that states "the summation of its external intuitive materials (IO) and internal embedded inscriptions (EI) is equal to the emergence of the interim entity (GIE). In other words, the emergenc | |  | | Zero & Autism A friend of mine online once told me and I quote " I raise my son believing there was nothing wrong with him: it is just the rest of the world."
This poem is entitled the Colours of Autism
I hate you when you call me names
I hate you when you look at me - blank face
I hate you when you mock at me
I hate you when you treat me as if I am not human.
Do you know that I can memorize
all the names of my family and relatives
all their birthdays and phone numbers
all the players and teams of any sports
all newspapers and schedules in the subways
And I know you don’t
Do you know that I can easily define patterns
in all the things that I see, I touch,
I hear I smell, I taste, and |
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Virolution
by Frank Ryan
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Our human genome is full of viruses similar to HIV-1. These have played an important role in human evolution and still play an important role in human embryology and day-to-day chemistry. Just how important are they to our evolution past and future? |
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Darwin's Blind Spot
by Frank Ryan
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The symbiotic pattern of evolution is everywhere and allows us a very different and fascinating window into the way symbiotic viruses work, since all viruses are symbiotic, including those involved in our human reproduction. |
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