The Idea that Change the World

The Lawsin Linkage

In his book Creation by Law, Lawsin argued that: "If atoms are not alive and humans are made up of atoms, then humans are not alive as well."

In his second book, Evolution of Creation, however, he discovered that "Matter has been alive since the beginning of time."

"The two statements may seem contradictory, but they are not a conundrum", he explained.

Every object that we see is made up of matter. Information Materialization named this stuff as physicals. However, matter also comes with other parameters that we don't see (which the Big Bang Theory has failed to acknowledge). Examples of these accompanying parameters are heat, pressure, gravity, density, temperature, weights to name a few. They coexist always with the physicals. These parameters are called non-materials. They are the other part of the physical matter.

Thus, Matter is made up of two parts: materials and non-materials. Both materials and non-materials are collectively called Physicals. They are neither created nor destroyed. In other words, they don't live or die. They just interact and transform from one form to another. Due to these complex interactions and transformations of the materials and non-materials, like the gears and dynamics inside a clock, Matter becomes automated, animated over time. Matter becomes alive. This phenomenon of being alive or automatos (acting on oneself) is called The Animation Effect (Lawsin 1988).

 The Lawsin Linkage Animation

During the Big Bang, Matter cohesively exists due to the forces pulling and pushing it. These forces of centripetal and centrifugal are unitedly called gravity. When matter moves, they create some form of friction, heat, temperature, vacuum, pressure, weight and density to name a few. Because of these inert parameters, internally, matter is in animated state.

As time passes by, some of these physicals become more highly animated as the system transforms from simple to more complex. The illusion of "living or life" is now born. Matter becomes "alive". From the seven rules of creation proposed in the same book, some forms of matter will become less active. These types of matter are the non-living things. The other forms which are more active will become highly animated. These highly animated forms of matter are called living things. But remember, these living things are not actually “living” or with life, they are simply forms of matter living in an intricate interconnected animation. Life evolved because matter was already animated since the beginning of time.

Now, if Life is caused by the animation effect, could it also be true that consciousness is caused by the same effect?

Lawsin coined the expression "The Human Mental Handicap" in attempt to define consciousness in its simplified form. He claimed that "No Humans can think of something without representing such something with a physical object". Before one can think of something, the object of such thought must be present first. This object comes first before the brain can visualize it (eg. birds to airplanes). To be conscious, one must be able to pair or represent what he thinks or senses with something material, a physical object.

If plants can hear, smell, feel and remember their surroundings, then it shows that they have the ability to associate what they sense with another objects. If they can feel warm, then they know what hotness is. If they can hear music, then they can differentiate regular from irregular waves, or maybe breeze to noise. If they have the ability to defend themselves by chemical stimulants that attract a particular group of insects, they have the ability to match odors with insects. This one to one correspondence, matching one thing with another thing, is the I.M. determinants that indicate when something is conscious or not.

Just like dogs that use objects like bowls, balls, and bones and pair them with words like food, play, and walk respectively just shows that dogs are conscious beings. Their ability to associate or represent mental images with physical objects is an indicator that proves dogs are conscious beings. This type of associative or representational learning is called Dualpairing Learning.

Dualpairing is a basic type of learning based on the Caveman in the box and the Human Mental Dilemma. It is a one-to-one correspondence where abstract subjects are represented by physical objects. Ideas are abstract subjects. Without physical objects, abstract ideas will not exist. Ideas must be represented first by objects such as a label, tag, name, word, definition, or by association in order to be realized.

I.M. Determinants of Consciousness:
1. Any species with babies are conscious beings.
2. Any species who lives in caves, nests, undergrounds are conscious beings.
3. Any species who sleeps are conscious or once conscious beings.
4. Any species who can distinguish or reacts with hot or cold are conscious beings.
5. Any species who can defend themselves are conscious beings.
6. Any species who mates are conscious beings.

Remember, that not all with brains are conscious and not all that are alive have brains.

Arguments:
1. Can plants differentiate hot from cold?
2. Do plants sleep? mechanical? chemical?
3. Do plants react with their surroundings?  vice-versa?
4. How do you determine the degrees of consciousness on each living thing? Senses? Brains? Ability to match, label or pair?

Conclusions:
1. Caveman in the Box Theory
    - Nature is the Mother of physical Information
    - Nature is the keeper of the database of everything
    - Humans are the Father of abstract information
    - Humans learn by mimicking
2. Human Mental Dilemma
    - man cannot think/visualize/sense of something without representing/labeling/matching it with a physical object.
3. Information Materialization
    - material and non-material objects are called Physicals; while, non-physical subjects are called Abstracts.
    - Ideas flow from material to non-material

Inscriptionism:

Inscriptionism, a word coined by Joey Lawsin, is a view that everything, including existence and consciousness, can be explained by the the laws of inscription and emergence which claim that the actions and behaviors of every object are influenced by its intuitive materials and embedded instructions. Everything is bound by Inscription by Design and by the Theory of Generated Interim Emergence, also known as The Single Theory of Everything.


Incriptioned = structural algorithm

Programmed = computer algorithm

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" Matter is animated since the beginning of time. 

Humans are the product of this animation." 

~joey lawsin

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Public Domain Notice: Copyright (c) 2000. All rights reserved. This article is part of a book entitled Biotronics: The Silver Species. Copies are welcome to be shared or distributed publicly as long proper citations are observed. Please cite as follows: The Biotronics Project, Joey Lawsin, 1988, USA.

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"Just because you have a brain doesn't mean you are conscious;
just because you are alive doesn't mean you have a brain." 
~ Joey Lawsin