Human Biocomputer - Parts

Parts

The functional organization of the human biocomputer is:

Level - parts

11. Above and in biocomputer: unknown
10. Beyond metaprogramming: supra-species-metaprograms
9. To be metaprogrammed: supra-self-metaprograms
8. To metaprogram: self-metaprogram - awareness
7. To program sets of programs: metaprograms - metaprogram storage
6. Detailed instructions: programs - program storage
5. Details of instructions: subroutines - subroutine storage
4. Signs of activity: biochemical activity - neural activity - glial activity - vascular activity
3. Brain: biochemical brain - neural brain - glial brain - vascular brain
2. Body: biochemical body - sensory body - motor body - vascular body
1. External reality: biochemical - chemical - physical

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