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CLNF Systems    (Closed Loop Negative Feedback)                                                                                        

Conclusion

Any organism that does not have a functional CLNF control system is dead. If it never had a functional CLNF control system, it was never alive. No organism can live without at least one complex, functional CLNF control system...the food gathering-digestion-distribution-use CLNF control system. Without it the organism is dead. Life on earth was complex when it began.  

Validation

It is a simple concept, complicated in detail. It works as indicated by the blue circle below. At the bottom is a controller which provides a command to an actuator, a device that moves something. The actuator responds by moving whatever the system is controlling. A sensor checks to confirm what the actuator has done and feeds that information back to the controller. The controller analyzes the information. If the actuator has failed to perform as commanded, the controller modifies the command as needed to correct the error. The CLNF system does this continuously in the circular pattern described. (Imagine an “i” in two places and it can be pronounced CLiNiF control system.)

There are multiplied millions of CLNF systems around. Your car has one if it has a speed control. The controller is your car’s computer. It issues a command to the mechanism under the hood that moves the accelerator. There is a sensor monitoring the speed of the car. The sensor’s information is fed to the computer. The computer modifies the command as needed and re-sends it to the actuator to maintain or correct the car’s speed.

Aircraft with autopilots have multiple CNLF systems to automatically move the aircraft’s control components. CNLF systems are used in industry to control the speed of electric motors and the positioning of machine components. Many engineers worked with NASA for years perfecting the CLNF systems that controlled the rocket engines which propelled the Saturn spacecraft to the moon. The applications of CLNF systems are countless with many variations.

Evidence is overwhelming that CLNF control systems are the product of intelligence at work. The general public knows that. You no doubt know that. I know CLNF control systems are the products of intelligence because, as an electrical engineer, I have designed CLNF systems. Knowing it is on the same order as saying I know I exist. Simple awareness and experience has taught it to me. I know personally of the intellectual effort required to design CLNF systems. Being so thoroughly aware of that, I am forced to conclude that all CLNF control systems are the result of intelligence at work. Only dreamers think otherwise.

I said there are multiplied millions of CLNF systems around. That is a severe understatement. There must be trillions raised to some huge power of 10. Every living organism having the built-in capacity to move has at least one CLNF control system. The tiniest insect has multiple CLNF systems. Each segment of each moving part has its own dedicated CLNF control system. It is necessary for it to be able to move. The movement of each segment of each leg must be synchronized and coordinated with the movements of the other segments. The movement of each leg must be coordinated with the movement of the other legs. The synchronizing and coordinating is done by the insect’s master CLNF system directing all the sub-CLNF systems. So it is also with the muscles of the largest whale.

The supreme CLNF system is contained within the human body, the brain being the controller. No other living organism can move like the human body. All the functions of the human body are controlled by the supreme CLNF system with all of its subsystems. Breathing. standing, walking and running are four major functions resulting from CLNF control. Think for a moment about the finger movements of a pianist playing some famous masterpiece. The direction and speed of every movement, as well as the force applied, by every segment of every finger is controlled by the system. Every movement, however slow or however fast, is the result of the supreme CLNF system control. All of your movements, all day every day, are the results of your personal supreme CLNF system's control, your brain's control.

The simple concept of CLNF control is common to each one of the multiplied trillions of living organisms having movement capability. The plan for the human supreme CLNF control system is in the DNA. Intelligence formed the plan and put it in the DNA. Intelligence preceded DNA. To think otherwise is to fantasize. Thinking otherwise is to rely upon imagination and assumptions. It is to force the evidence to say what you want it to say. Again, I don’t imagine that CLNF control systems are the result of intelligence at work, I know it by personal experience.

When ambulatory life began, it began with the insertion of CLNF control. This is not imagination or assumption. Controlled pushes and pulls cause ambulatory movements. Animal life could not have survived without ambulatory movements. No animal, no insect, no reptile, could have found food. If food had been placed before them they could not have chewed it. If all food had been liquid they would not have been able to swallow it. Even the movement of a single cell ameba is done by cyclical CLNF control. The cell finds and ingests food by CLNF control. Life cannot exist without the consume-digest-use-dispose CLNF control system, or call it simply the food CLNF control system. The very simple deduction is: Intelligently designed complex food CLNF control systems were part of the beginning of life. Therefore, the simple conclusion follows that life did not begin simply, it was complex at its beginning. It is simple.

Furthermore, not only was CLNF control necessary for the first cell to survive. It was also necessary that compatible food be present when the first life appeared. The first CLNF system had to work successfully with the food. The food and the CLNF system in the living organism were two different items, each being complicated. For the overall food system to work, the function of the CLNF system that was in the first living organism had to match the makeup of the food. And obviously, what was in the food had to match the function of the CLNF system. This matchup of complicated CLNF control and complicated food had to be present when life on earth began...in order for the first living organism to survive.

LIFE WAS EXCEEDINGLY COMPLEX AT ITS BEGINNING. (Darwinism is therefore defeated at its roots. Life on earth never was simple.)

Allow me to hopefully give you a feel for the difficulty of accomplishing a single simple automatic CLNF task, which was the goal of an assignment I was given in 1975.

  Referring to the figure below, conveyor B must automatically match speed with conveyor A. The speed of conveyor A changes. The assignment is very easily said or written and easily understood. Accomplishing it required designing a CLNF control system…which ultimately contained fifty electronic components. Functioning together these components formed a CLNF circuit that automatically adjusted conveyer B speed as required to match speed with conveyer A. Each component was included for a specific purpose. Conveyor B speed was adjusted according to an electrical signal which indicated the vertical position of the dancer roll. Drawings are shown at this link. It took several weeks working with these components to successfully arrive at a working combination. All of this to accomplish one simple task, match speeds of two conveyors automatically. How easily it is said. Not easily done.

  

  In his book, The Blind Watchmaker, Richard Dawkins asserts that life evolved from simple to complex. Not only does Darwinism have to overcome the reality that life never was simple. It has to deal with the reality that probabilities of pure statistics indicate that the universe is not old enough for Darwinism to work. Dawkins knows that and fantasizes otherwise. Discussion B confirms The Blind Watchmaker is a product of Spintelligence. 

 

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