(2) Rational and Creative Brain Operational Principles

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[Chapter 2: Rational and Creative Brain Operational Principles]

A rational and creative brain has three main components, which are (1) logical computer, (2) randomness generator, and (3) temporal reception device. These are the fundamental principles for how to design a rational and creative brain.

The logical computer is programmed to select from suggestions to try to develop a strategy/game plan to achieve an objective when given predetermined conditions/restraints/limitations.

The randomness generator uses a physical phenomenon that is completely unpredictable to develop random suggestions to feed into the logical computer.

The logical computer mines through the suggestions provided by the randomness generator and saves the ones that might be useful to achieve the objective. The logical computer discards the suggestions that are gibberish, redundant/trivial, or not useful. This mining process is catalyzed immeasurably using a temporal reception device to predict in advance which suggestions will be saved as useful.

The logical computer uses the saved suggestions and memory from past computations to develop strategies/game plans to achieve the objective. The logical computer runs a simulation to test all of the strategies/game plans to determine which ones will succeed at achieving the objective and ranks them based on their efficiency according the given conditions/restraints/limitations.
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A temporal reception device is used to predict in advance which strategies/game plans will achieve the objective and to categorize them based on their ranked efficiencies based on the given conditions/restraints/limitations. Therefore the temporal reception device catalyzes the process infinitely by allowing correct answer(s) for the strategy/game plan to be predicted in advance.

The rational and creative brain has to be pre-programmed with an objective and a formula to analyze the efficiency of the strategy/game plans that are simulated.

The rational and creative brain has to be calibrated using the conditions/restraints/limitations. These conditions/restraints/limitations can either be programmed into brain or the brain can be programed to glean them itself using data provided by sensors.

A rational and creative brain can save information from its computation/experience that may be useful in its memory.

Our Creator has given us a “moral law” as the primary conditions/restraint/limitations (i.e. 10 Commandments, which are summarized using the Greatest Commandment & 2nd Greatest Commandment/Golden Rule).

Our Creator has given us sensors (i.e. eyes [sight], ears [hearing & balance], skin/touch [pressure and heat transfer], nose [smell], tongue [taste]) to determine auxiliary conditions/restraints/limitations.

Our Creator has pre-programmed our brain with a “Conscience” to analyze the efficiency/morality of our pre-meditated plans of action. Our objective is to repent (acknowledge the Creator by name and believe/trust the Creator, which is a pass/fail test), and then afterward to live in such a way to earn more eternal inheritance by adhering to the “moral law”.

Our supernatural mind (with free will) receives data in the form of suggestions provided by our brain and sends feedback data to the brain to finalize which suggestion our brain will actually implement. Our supernatural soul (with consciousness) experiences sensations and emotions in linear time based on data received from our brain and mind. Our supernatural mind (with free will) makes decisions outside of linear time and incorporates the finalized decisions into the fundamental conditions of the universe (i.e. initial conditions, boundary conditions, and quantum conditions) that will ultimately affect our brain.
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