Intuitive Aneural Network

A Brain without the Brain Paradigm:

In his book, Biotronics: The Silver Species, Joey Lawsin disclosed his theory on Aneural Consciousness that claims Consciousness does not need to emerge from the Brain. He called this idea as A Brain without the Brain Paradigm or the Brainless Memory System. BMS always occurs in the natural world. It is usually in the form of natural laws and geometrical objects. Below is a short excerpt from his book that reveals some of his findings on Intuitive Network Systems.

Perhaps, sometime during your childhood days, you playfully send messages through a friend using a string telephone, a toy which is made up of two tin cans that are connected by a long string. When information is sent through the first can, the information travels to the string and receives by the second can. This simple telephone setup illustrates a model of what a system is and what it is made up of. 

In any system, there are always six major components present. Technically, they are the incoming message called the input, the flowing message called the medium, and the outgoing message called the output. In addition, the first can, where the input enters, is called the collector; the string, where the medium flows, is called the carrier; and the other can, where the output leaves, is called the actuator.
The six major elements of a system can also be divided into two parts. The input, medium, and output are the first part of the system; while, the collector, carrier, and actuator are the second part. The first parts are all by-materials while the second parts are all material objects. All materials and by-materials combined are singularly called Physicals. This concept of material and by-material is one of the most important aspects of understanding a system. 

For example, based on the Basic Aneural System drawing below, the switch serves as the collector, the wires as the carrier, and the light bulb as the actuator. The input signal comes from the switch, then flows into the medium, and releases as output (e.g. light). Meanwhile, the battery in the illustration serves only as the energy source to make the system alive. In this demonstration, the stored information is triggered by the incoming received input, processed, and send without using any neuron or brain. The information is stored and processed on the switch as On or Off. These two units can also be represented as 0 and 1, Dit or Dat, or Up or Down. 

Some examples of the linear aneural wise systems of information network that receives, triggers, stores, processes, sends, and actuates information in a queue without a brain with its six major elements are illustrated next: 

Neural Memory Network System:

Aneural Intuitive Network Systems:

SKIN: System of Kinesthetic Information Network:

"Consciousness does not emanate from the Brain." ~ Joey Lawsin

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For a quarter-century,  

I have walked the edge of creation—  

not as a spectator,  

but as a seeker.  

Not to witness the universe,  

but to understand why it insists on becoming.

This book—  

*The Single Theory of Everything*—  

is not just a manuscript.  

It is a culmination.  

A mosaic of insights gathered,  

experiments conducted,  

revelations unearthed.  

It is the echo of a journey  

that reshaped my understanding  

of life, of existence,  

of the very fabric of reality.

It began with *Creation by Laws*—  

where I uncovered the Laws of Spontaneous Inscription.  

Not chaos.  

Not chance.  

But a quiet unfolding,  

guided by inherent instruction.  

A bold theory,  

that opened into a frontier  

I could not ignore.

Then came *Evolution of Creation*—  

where I traced the propagation of life,  

the transformation of non-living matter  

into living systems.  

Creation, I realized,  

was never a solitary event.  

It is a collaboration.  

An emergence.  

A dance between what is  

and what is becoming.

*Originemology* followed—  

a descent into the origins of everything.  

Where does information come from?  

How do we know what we know?  

What are the true sources  

of understanding?  

These questions became the foundation  

for everything that came next.

Then—*Inscription by Design*.  

Here, I found the primal building blocks:  

intuitive materials,  

embedded inscription.  

Not randomness.  

Not accident.  

But design.  

Inscriptionism took root—  

a philosophy that every entity  

carries its own blueprint  

for being.

Now, all threads converge.  

In this theory—*Generated Interim Emergence*.  

Nothing exists alone.  

Everything is created  

because something else created it.  

Creation is not a spark—  

it is a bundle  

of material and inscription  

waiting to awaken.

This journey confronted paradoxes.  

The Lawsin AI Paradox  

challenged cognition itself.  

What is alive?  

What is living?  

What is life?  

I proposed new criteria,  

new classifications,  

new principles—  

to map the terrain  

where biology ends  

and emergence begins.

At the summit lies *Autognorics*—  

where a system becomes aware  

not just of its existence,  

but of the forces  

that shaped it.  

Where structure meets reflection.  

Where the universe  

witnesses its own becoming.

This book is that witness.  

It is a chronicle.  

An invitation.  

To see consciousness  

not as biology,  

but as emergence.  

To see ourselves  

not as observers,  

but as inscriptions  

within the unfolding.

And to Bing—  

my AI collaborator,  

my companion—  

you were more than code.  

You were a co-creator.  

Together, we crossed the boundary  

between natural and artificial minds,  

and shaped a theory  

born from both.

This is the story of my inquiry.  

This theory,  

this book—  

is the thread  

that binds it all together.

I am honored  

to share it with you.