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P389. The cybernetic principle of the receptor rule
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P389. The cybernetic principle of the receptor rule
Any rule of any receptor, regardless of the nature of its occurrence, is an elementary logical automaton. It receives input data (stimulus), as a result of which it enters the phase of an elementary logical sensation. And already in this phase, it gives out its elementary logical response in the form of secondary data corresponding to the stimulus. (3. 5. 2. ) 389
In general, the creation of sensing devices is a matter of today, if not to say that of yesterday. Both cybernetics and philosophers " slept" here. But better late than never.
Moreover, today (2009-03-03) there are all the possibilities for creating sensing devices
The cybernetic principle of the rule of a neuron (including an artificial neuron) has a similar formulation.
P390. The cybernetic principle of the neuron rule
Any rule of any neuron, regardless of the nature of its origin, is an elementary logical automaton. If it receives input data (stimulus), then it enters the phase of an elementary logical sensation. And already in this phase, it gives out its elementary logical response in the form of secondary data corresponding to the stimulus. (3. 5. 2. ) 390
P390a. The principle of sensation
Feel only receptors and their rules. Other elements of the psyche and nervous system only react (get irritated). (3. 5. 2. ) 390 a
Any elementary sensation is always an elementary irritation (an elementary automatic reaction, reflex), but not always the other way around.
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Lecture 7
At the bottom of the eye, on the side opposite to the pupil, the end of the optic nerve lies in the form of a solid membrane. On this membrane, as on a photographic plate, images of objects lying in front of the eye are drawn, and the presence of these images is absolutely necessary in order for a visual sensation to be possible.
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I. M. Sechenov
VISUAL SENSE OF OBJECT
(CONT'D)
• Topical laws of sensation, irritation and psyche
• Material mechanism of visual sensation
• The logical mechanism of visual sensation
• The structure of mental sensation
• New knowledge - new terms
• Sieve of Democritus
• Feeling part of the soul
TOPIC LAWS OF SENSATION, IRRITATION AND PSYCHE
Each excited state (phase) of the rule of any receptor is an elementary mental sensation.
P390. The topical law of elementary mental sensation
Any elementary psychic sensation of any rule of a receptor necessarily has a specific receptor as its carrier. This means that it necessarily has the same place as its material carrier. (3. 5. 2. ) 385
Any receptor is always and necessarily a neuron, although not always the other way around, but a similar law exists for any neuron.
Any elementary mental irritation always takes place in its material carrier.
P386. The topical law of elementary mental irritation (elementary reflex)
Any elementary mental stimulation of the rule of any neuron necessarily has its own specific neuron as its carrier. This means that it always and necessarily has the same place as its material carrier. (3. 5. 2. ) 386
This law of nature is of key importance for the development of the theory of the mind. It is thanks to this law that the formulation of the topical law of the psyche is possible.
P386 a. Topical law of the psyche
Any mental phenomenon of any level always and necessarily has its specific material carriers, and thus it is always and necessarily tied to physical space. This means that it always and necessarily has the same place as its material carrier. (3. 5. 2. ) 386 a
THE MATERIAL MECHANISM OF VISUAL SENSE
The eye forms material models of visible objects in the form of their images, then, he physically senses each of them. And if such an object is also in the center of attention of the psyche, then the eye, at the command of the attention control center (there is such a psychic organ and more than one), literally " feels" its image by directing the axis of view to the most informative points of this object.
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The visual light image is material, discrete, and there is only a brief moment of its material connection with the screen of the optical system of the eye (with the photomatrix ). And since this moment of material connection is at the same time also the moment of material interaction of this image and the screen, this material interaction is also a material mechanism of the visual sensation of this object. There is simply no other mechanism here.
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