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The Biotronics Project
The Biotronics Project was formally born in 1988. The aim of the project was to create objects or machines that could see, smell, taste, hear, speak, feel, think, breed, fly, swim, and die. The word "bio" means life and "tronics" means intuitive electronics. Because of their metallic skins, these new breeds of species were sometimes called the Silver Species®.
Fast forward 30 years after, Biotronics evolved into a variety of species with their own individual characteristics that subsequently emerged from being alive, living, and with life. Through the creation of these "in vivo machinas", old concepts were revisited, replaced, and redefined based on the new findings uncovered in this project. Even a new science called Autognorics that deals with creating engineered life forms was formed. Through this new study, the classical meaning of alive, living, and life were redefined. The natures of consciousness, awareness, and self-realization were also reclassified. Even the old criteria of life were replaced with the new non-biological evolutionary orders of life. New concepts were also discovered such as Inscription by Design, Generated Intuitive Emergence, Embedded Inscription, Intuitive Objects, The Aneural Brein Theory, Codexation Dilemma, and the Single Theory of Everything revealing through the eyes of these machines.
The Law of Seven Inscriptions, uncovered by Joey Lawsin in his work Autognorics, define life, not through biological means but through chemical and inscriptional criteria. It establishes clear parameters for what it means to be alive, living, and with life.
Thus, to be alive, an entity must self-consume energy, a fundamental necessity for existence. To be aware, one is equipped with sensors, enabling interaction with the environment. To be conscious, one has the ability to match or codify things. To be intuitive, one is involved in making choices while Inlearning is the process of acquiring and utilizing information. To be living, an entity must reproduce and thrive. Finally, to have life, an entity recognizes itself and its own existence.
Fast forward 30 years after, Biotronics evolved into a variety of species with their own individual characteristics that subsequently emerged from being alive, living, and with life. Through the creation of these "in vivo machinas", old concepts were revisited, replaced, and redefined based on the new findings uncovered in this project. Even a new science called Autognorics that deals with creating engineered life forms was formed. Through this new study, the classical meaning of alive, living, and life were redefined. The natures of consciousness, awareness, and self-realization were also reclassified. Even the old criteria of life were replaced with the new non-biological evolutionary orders of life. New concepts were also discovered such as Inscription by Design, Generated Intuitive Emergence, Embedded Inscription, Intuitive Objects, The Aneural Brein Theory, Codexation Dilemma, and the Single Theory of Everything revealing through the eyes of these machines.
The Law of Seven Inscriptions, uncovered by Joey Lawsin in his work Autognorics, define life, not through biological means but through chemical and inscriptional criteria. It establishes clear parameters for what it means to be alive, living, and with life.
Thus, to be alive, an entity must self-consume energy, a fundamental necessity for existence. To be aware, one is equipped with sensors, enabling interaction with the environment. To be conscious, one has the ability to match or codify things. To be intuitive, one is involved in making choices while Inlearning is the process of acquiring and utilizing information. To be living, an entity must reproduce and thrive. Finally, to have life, an entity recognizes itself and its own existence.
205 pages, ebook
Published August 13, 2023
About the author
Joey Lawsin
10 books7 followersJoey Lawsin (writing under the pseudonym J. B. Wylzan) is an engineer, lecturer, author, and independent researcher who describes himself as an inscriptionist, revisionist, and originemologist. He is globally recognized for developing the "Single Theory of Everything" and founding "Autognorics"—the science of creating conscious living machines. His exhaustive research is driven by a profound quest to uncover a unified theory explaining the origin, creation, and evolution of existence by investigating an unsuspecting subject: Inscription by Design.
Lawsin is the author of several foundational books containing his core research across science, theology, philosophy, and engineering, including:
The Evolution of Creation
Originemology
Creation by Law
The Single Theory of Everything
Inscription by Design
Inscriptionism
In Science, his work focuses on Information Codexation, exploring the origins of primitive, ancient, and modern information. This framework is governed by four original pillars: the Codexation Dilemma (asserting abstract ideas require an inherent material world to manifest), Originemology (postulating Nature is the ultimate information database), Interim Emergence (positing that things exist because other things cause them to exist, otherwise maintaining a latent existence), and Inscriptionism (claiming everything is an intuitive object embedded with instructions).
In Theology, Lawsin formulates radical schools of thought on creation, life, and belief systems. Focusing deeply on the "hows and whys," he explores controversial and structural arguments regarding textual evidence in theology, why life operates on chemistry and geometry rather than biology, how space and shape generated the universe, and how inherited information structures human belief systems.
In Philosophy, he advances classical ideological views into unchartered territory by introducing a paradigm shift from the Neural to the Aneural Brain. His writings fuse rigorous thought experiments with original insights, giving rise to groundbreaking schools of thought including Inscriptionism, Viegenism, Interim Emergenism, and Latent Existenism to redefine the foundations of cognition and consciousness.
In Engineering, Lawsin has coined and developed pioneering fields including Neurotronics, Dimetrix, Homotronics, Biotronics, Exyzforms, and Aneural Cognition in his quest to build a self-conscious machine known as ELFS. A tech pioneer, his coding history includes developing early search engines and menu-driven DOS interfaces, complemented by modern projects in internet-controlled robotics and remote automation via iOS, Bluetooth, and voice commands.
As a progressive humanist and visionary, Lawsin actively advocates for humanity to look past inherited belief systems to reorganize as a single race, restore Earth's pristine abundance, advance swiftly into space exploration, and universally honor the Right to Life.
Lawsin is the author of several foundational books containing his core research across science, theology, philosophy, and engineering, including:
The Evolution of Creation
Originemology
Creation by Law
The Single Theory of Everything
Inscription by Design
Inscriptionism
In Science, his work focuses on Information Codexation, exploring the origins of primitive, ancient, and modern information. This framework is governed by four original pillars: the Codexation Dilemma (asserting abstract ideas require an inherent material world to manifest), Originemology (postulating Nature is the ultimate information database), Interim Emergence (positing that things exist because other things cause them to exist, otherwise maintaining a latent existence), and Inscriptionism (claiming everything is an intuitive object embedded with instructions).
In Theology, Lawsin formulates radical schools of thought on creation, life, and belief systems. Focusing deeply on the "hows and whys," he explores controversial and structural arguments regarding textual evidence in theology, why life operates on chemistry and geometry rather than biology, how space and shape generated the universe, and how inherited information structures human belief systems.
In Philosophy, he advances classical ideological views into unchartered territory by introducing a paradigm shift from the Neural to the Aneural Brain. His writings fuse rigorous thought experiments with original insights, giving rise to groundbreaking schools of thought including Inscriptionism, Viegenism, Interim Emergenism, and Latent Existenism to redefine the foundations of cognition and consciousness.
In Engineering, Lawsin has coined and developed pioneering fields including Neurotronics, Dimetrix, Homotronics, Biotronics, Exyzforms, and Aneural Cognition in his quest to build a self-conscious machine known as ELFS. A tech pioneer, his coding history includes developing early search engines and menu-driven DOS interfaces, complemented by modern projects in internet-controlled robotics and remote automation via iOS, Bluetooth, and voice commands.
As a progressive humanist and visionary, Lawsin actively advocates for humanity to look past inherited belief systems to reorganize as a single race, restore Earth's pristine abundance, advance swiftly into space exploration, and universally honor the Right to Life.
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