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Self-Animation Emergence

This article examines the differences between being Alive and being Aware based on a theory known as the Caveman in the Box.  Many of us think that being Alive, with Life, and Living are all one and the same. But according to Lawsin, the author of the Biotronics Project, they are all different and thus have separate distinct meanings. Through a new concept he called Exyzforms or Intuitive Objects, the idea of making a machine that behaves like a human being or with life is now on its way to fruition. This IOs are the missing links that make machines alive, living, and with life. For a starter, let us examine first the basic criteria of what is it to be alive: •Living things consume food in the form of energy (eat). •Living things take and expel gas (breathe). •Living things are moving or in motion (perform). •Living things reproduce with an exact copy of itself (replicate). •Living things grow with their surrounding environment (thrive). •Living things respond with their se...

Aneural Consciousness

In the previous articles, Lawsin, who conceptualized the Biotronics Project, claimed that being alive and being aware are two different things. To be alive, according to him, means to be able to self-consume energy, e.g. a battery-operated toy is alive as long as it consumes energy by itself. While to be aware means to be able to sense signals through intuitive objects (IOs) or Exyzforms.  In this article, the third characteristic of Life, called Consciousness is examined based on Codexation, a study about abstract (subject) and physical (object) information. In this study, one of its findings, known as the Codexation Dilemma, reveals an unprecedented insight that determines consciousness. This key factor of consciousness claims that "No human can think of something without matching or associating such abstract thought with something physical." In other words, for a machine to be considered conscious, it has the self-ability to associate a subject with an object.   F...

Algorithmic Intelligence

As part of a paper originally published in 2k and revised several times due to new discoveries and fresh ideas uncovered in the Bowlingual Experiment Research dubbed ZERO, some of its findings, in particular the knowledge behind Aneural Consciousness, Intuitive Objects (IOs), and Embedded Inscriptions (EIs), are shared in this article. In the video, IOs are incorporated to bring the machine into another state of being known as Algorithmic Logic.  The machine's algorithmic intelligence is examined here using exyzforms for iMapping or Aneural Networking, which is like the brain but without the brain.   In the previous posts, the other levels of States of Being like being alive, being aware, and being conscious were explained, revised, and redefined. On this page, the fourth characteristic of life known as Aneural Intelligence is examined based on the Zizo Effect or the Second Option Theory. Intentions, an inner aneural state of being, are illustrated in this experi...

Exyzforms

Lawsin, who developed the Biotronics Project, claimed that being alive and being aware are two different things. To be alive, according to him, means to be able to self-consume energy. While to be aware means to be able to sense with sensors. These wise sensors, also known as Intuitive Objects or IOs , are called Exyzforms In this article, consciousness is examined based on the Exyzforms and Codexation, a study about abstract (subject) and physical (object) information. According to the Codexation Dilemma: "No human can think of something without associating or matching such abstract thought with something physical." In other words, for a machine to be considered conscious, it has the self-ability to associate subject and object.   For example, if I introduce here a word unfamiliar to my readers, there is a 100% chance no one here can give a direct accurate explanation of what this word is. The reason behind this is simple; the unfamiliar word does not exist yet in one's...

Intuitive Objects

Exyzforms is a new paradigm that describes the capacity of a machine to become living or with life through intuitive objects, shapes, systems, or forms that exhibit mechanically embedded inscriptions. The word is derived from the Greek "exypnos" which means wise and "morfes zois" which means life forms. Exyzforms are the latent codes in the creation of a living machine that is alive, aware, conscious, rational, and self-knowledge( eaftos-gnosei / autognosis or knowledge originating from within the organism). By integrating intuitive objects with embedded inscriptions in a machine, a new life form of silver species known as Zoikrons can be created. These Intuitive Machines (I.M.) with life are not governed by A.I. (artificial intelligence) or M.L. (machine learning) but by I.Os (intuitive objects). The machine in the next video is animated not because it was computer programmed by a set of instructions but because it was mechanically programmed by its designs...

Intuitive Machines

In this article, a sensory examination, developed to investigate the nature of consciousness, is administered to a robot named BING. The test is called One-to-One or 121. It is a basic color or pattern test used primarily to identify the observable responsive behaviors of a machine. The test is also sometimes called T2T (this-to-that) or x2y (x-to-y). In this test, Bing will be subjected to sense various colors from a deck of art papers and name their colors via the LCD display shield or by flashing colored LEDs. When he detects green, he will move forward and flash green led. When he detects yellow, he will move backward and flash a yellow led. And when he sees the color red, he will move his head towards me and flash a red led. This ability of a machine to cross-match colors manifests evidence of Associative Consciousness. In another attempt to define consciousness, Joey Lawsin, the creator of Biotronics also coined the catchphrase "the Human Mental Handicap". It i...

The Robot who did not know he is Alive

According to the Caveman in the Box Trilogy and the Biotronics Project, BING, the  robot in the video is alive and aware.  It is alive and aware, but beware, it is not living and conscious yet. Not yet!  Remember that to be alive is totally different from being living, aware, conscious, and self-conscious. All of these terms will be explained with new notions in details below. Once in my biology class, our teacher told us that for something to be considered alive, the following requirements must be present: Living things consume energy in the form of foods. Living things are moving or in motion. Living things reproduce with an exact copy of itself. Living things react to its surrounding environment. Living things are made up of cells. Aside from these criteria, living things can walk, talk, see, feel, think, swim, and some can even fly. Objects with all the above criteria are considered alive. However, there are organisms that lack one or more of these chara...