Tuesday, March 19, 2013

How do boutons ideate?




The major problem today is that most people do not know how their mind works. Therefore, these minds are not really working all that well. This is the problem that CogSci has solved. I added a few insights.

Brain is not mind. Brain is made up of neurons, put in place by DNA. We all have about 100 billion neuron cells with a cell body, dendrites, and an axon. These neurons do not touch. That mass is brain. Sensation energy travels one way: from afferent neurons (sense organs in), to Cognitive Neurons in the skull (also called inter-neurons), with decisions going out to muscle and gland cells via efferent neurons. 

ACE = Afferent-Cognitive-Efferent neurons.

Neurons are grown and moved into place by DNA. This is your nature. Neurons do not touch, there is a synapse. Neurons are also covered by an insulating myelin sheath. Where sensation energy build up, it jumps the gap, creating an electrochemical process that grows a bouton (Cajal 1906 Nobel Prize), a button. Your mind is stored in these buttons (boutons). A bouton is a mind pixel. They are the atom of thought; the smallest unity of memory.  Boutons make up your nurture.

Hence Boutonics, Inc. We study the ideating nature of boutons (research), teach bouton ideation (the Bouton Cyber College), and 5% license bouton IP to other firms whom build practical products (like Sengii data web).

All of the above is physical and known by some. Bouton ideation is my real contribution. We know how the mind works because we know how boutons ideate; how they are affected by forms (shapes) carried on sensation energy waves. This affect is both serial (linear) and parallel (non-linear) at the same time. JAD .. Judge and Do links a heurism and an algorithm. This affect, the bouton ideation process, is centered on the opportunity for life.

Each person has approx. 100 billion neurons. Each neuron has about 1,000 boutons. This means the pixel capacity of the human mind is 100 trillion bouton bits. However, each of these bouton pixels are a self-regulating computer. They individually decide for their life. Each of these bouton life decisions helps the whole human intentionally cognate. A conscious self emerges from this sub-conscious bouton processing.

I just used the word ‘computer’ to describe a bouton. This is not completely accurate. It was an intermediary concept. Boutons do not computer. Rather they decide. This is a very important difference. Bouton deciding, that process, is how they individually and collectively ideate. Let’s first discuss this word ideation.

Ideation means to factor multiple ideas and to decide; to choose one idea. That selection process pops a single idea into conscious working memory, and gives it a number (percent perfection .. 100% is best). Then it pops the next potential idea and gives it a perfect number percent. This is done until all of the ideas, for that level, have been ranked in context of the stated intent (life is always the intent .. more life for less effort).  

The deciding is done in one quantum step, a heurism.  Nothing is computed.  The contextual ideal is decided and the sensation energy action potential is shifted to another group of bouton deciders.

Ideation is boutons deciding, collectively and recursively. The final ideal, the best idea in that context, is assembled based on the collective go/no go decision by each bouton. These decisions are communicated via an electrochemical bouton release (serially) and the associated magnetic wave (parallelism). Bouton serial electrochemical release is much slower than its magnetic energy transfer. It is also local to that synapse where the magnetic wave is global.

Boutons ideate by judging and doing. They are effected by sensation push and affected by magnetic energy transfer pull. That is how ideas become stored ideals, causing a mind to develop, with it subsequent behaviors.

A final note on value. What is the value of knowing how boutons ideate? 

Well, if you know how the mind works then you can take direct conscious action to make it work better. This is what the OSHM thought tool does individually and in groups. It is a refined ideator. OSHM thinking causes better thoughts to grow in us all.

That’s what we have learned in our research and now successfully teach to others. We know how the mind works. Once you know, then you can take direct action to make yours work better. 

 This is a good thing for Ourkind. -g

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