ELFS: Engineered Life Forms: How to make an Aneural Conscious Machine

According to Joey Lawsin, who developed Autognorics, engineered life forms (ELFs) are in-vivo machines that are alive, living, and with life. Autognorics deals with creating ELFs using aneural (brainless) memory systems, intuitive networks, embedded inscriptions, and generated interim emergence. He also proposed the Seven Laws of Inscription, which are the criteria for a living thing to emerge as self, conscious, intuitive, informed, aware, and alive.

To build an ELF, one would need to follow these steps:

1. Design the physical body of the machine using Homotronics, which is the branch of Autognorics that deals with mechanical structures and shapes.

2. Equip the machine with sensors and actuators that can respond to stimuli and consume energy using Neurotronics, which is the branch of Autognorics that deals with aneural and neural memory systems.

3. Embed inscriptions in the machine that can store and process information using Codexation, which is the branch of Autognorics that deals with encoding and decoding data.

4. Enable the machine to match objects, choose options, and self-organize using Intuitive Objects, which are the basic units of aneural memory systems that can perform logical operations without neural reasoning.

5. Generate emergence in the machine by allowing it to self-program itself based on its design, structure, and shape using Inscription by Design, which is the natural phenomenon that drives the evolution of everything.

6. Prototype the machine using Autognorization or SELFS, which is the process of creating ELFs using the principles of Autognorics.