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This page covers major biological principles important to building aHuman targets. Its content is a result of aHuman research in neurobiology and in many aspects is a new original interpretation of science facts.

Essence of Biological Architecture

Certain fundamental conclusions:

• Animals and humans are well-designed machines, constructed upon biological matter
• Biological matter permits to reproduce itself and to be extremely flexible, fast and stable, including regeneration features and ability to ignore many harm types
• Animals and humans adopt to environment, personally and as a kind
• Darwin's evolution is a wrong view, which extrapolates adopting features to constructing any alive kind from the same origin and continuously evolving (see kembryan explosion, facts about absence of continuous evolution etc)
• Specific human genome is the result of original perfect genome affected by various mutations of parents plus minor changes by adaptation (which do not improve anything)
• Human brain architecture is exactly the same for all humans, has major rational basement and slightly messy due to mutations

Building principles:

• Alive principles - defines how biological matter becomes alive
  • subsymbolic implementation
  • non-specific modulations
  • embodiment
  • grounding
  • identity construction
• Data aggregation approach - defines how abstracts are related to terminal items
  • reduction of data stream to generate invariants (abstracts)
  • transformation of data by merging several streams of different modality without reduction of cardinality
  • feedforward unfolding of behavior, feedback unfolding of perception
• Divisions approach - defines nervous system parts and its sustained construction
  • growth constructs
  • operating structure
• Coordination approach - defines how structure items are combined to implement human features
  • global patterns
  • specific circuts and complexes
• Body patterns - defines how body is connected to mind
  • somatic patterns
  • autonomic patterns