Binary code of being

Binary code of being

All living cell with the virtue of its biological and physiological properties reacts to a given stimuli by either responding to it as threat or food. In other words, if the given stimulus is a friendly/favorable to the cell it will move toward the stimulus while on the contrary the cell will either move away or create a layer/layers of protection against any stimulus which challenges its existence. When the stimulus is positive, inviting and/or pleasurable to the cell the response from the cell is (1) or move towards the stimulus whereas when the stimulus is negative, acting as a threat the response from the cell is (0) or move away from the stimulus.

The living world that we are aware of is governed by only these two reaction. The complex behavior any multi-cellular organism displays is always a combination of reaction to threat (0) or reaction to attraction (1). The higher the organism in the evolutionary tree the more complex the reaction becomes. The personality of any higher being such as humans is something like an operation system which is made out of these binary behavioral metric thus being shaped by our experiences, beliefs and other such environmental and circumstantial factors. So our personality is something like Android or IOS or Windows, depending upon what is most favorable behavior for or against the environment that we exist in. 

Our behavior to a particular type of situation is more like our application software. In an Android environment an application like Whatsapp is used to communicate over text with your contacts, similarly an individual’s reaction to a situation which makes him angry will depend on how he handles his anger where her/his his personal anger management behavior will act like an application software in the operating system of his personality.

Finally, how an individual is known to another could be best defined as User interface (UI). It is a well-known fact that an individual is identified (based on personal behavior) differently by other individual. For example, it is highly likely that a certain group of my friends might know me as a very friendly and jovial individual where as another group of friends might know me to be moody and indifferent. So, my identity to a fellow human is not my operating system (personality) or my application software (behavior) but rather the image that I project to that specific fellow human being, thus, making it my user interface(UI) to that specific individual.

Dhrubjyoti