Cognitive Systems - Physical aspects

Definition

Each Cognitive System has its own physical correlate that supports it. Every Living Form, or living being, has a physical body, with a nervous system from the most basic to the most complex, which carries out sentient functions and supports cognitive functions. Each Automaton has a hardware that allows the execution of software.

Common definition

Links to Wikipedia pages:

• Cognition
• System
• Systems theory

See also

• Systems
• Physical Systems
• Cognitive Systems
• Metacognitive Systems
• Cognitive Systems - Cognitive aspects
• Ecosystems - Physical aspects
• Ecosystems - Cognitive aspects
• Knowledge Systems
• Dynamics of the Forms
• Forms
• Universe

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - The Forms and the Universe
• TFNR - The Forms of the Universe
• TFNR - Material forms
• TFNR - Complex structures: atoms, molecules, bodies, systems
• TFNR - The physical structure of living beings
• TFNR - Immaterial forms
• TFNR - The Universe of the Forms
• TFNR - The origin and evolution of the Universe
• TFNR - Dynamics of the cosmos
• TFNR - Objects and structures in the cosmos
• TFNR - A brief history of the Universe

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