What determines a person's thoughts and actions? (Collection)

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An artificial intelligence and computer games have formed the basis for the idea that someone controls us. Is this true or not? Below we have attempted to answer this question not as clearly as it is posed.

Keywords: Creation, information, time, consciousness, beingness, alive, person, hologram, computer.

Introduction.
Chapter 1.
What really is intellect?
Chapter 2.
Why life time such is, what it is?
Chapter 3.
The noosphere theory as an unsuccessful attempt to humanize the biosphere.
Chapter 4.
Is continuous development of reason (intellect) infinitely possible?
Chapter 5.
On the source of entropy and its features in beingness.
Chapter 6.
Where did Homo sapiens come from among unreasonable and brainless?
Chapter 7.
What has self-consciousness led, and what will it lead to?
Chapter 8.
Are we under external management?
Chapter 9.
Fundamentals that determine the actions of a person.
Chapter 10.
А person, brain, consciousness and super-mind.
Chapter 11.
Back - to the primates ?! or forward - to superman?!
Chapter 12.
About the problem of birth and death.

Introduction.

Modern science sees a person as a kind of self-acting creature that owns the world.
But scientists do not attach importance to the fact that man and his race are something that, although thinking in an original way, is nevertheless finite.
What will remain then if the humanity suddenly ceases to exist for one reason or another? Who will then think and act, and how will humanity be restored?
A stream of thoughts, if we understand them as something that has appeared as a result of the process of thinking, can only be created in the process of information processing.
This means that thinking, and then action, is nothing more than a derivative of informational influence on a person. Apart from a person and other living beings, only the artificial intelligence succumbs to such influence. However, it functions exclusively within the framework of programs pre-set from the outside, that is, not independently, and with many other limitations. Therefore, thinking as a process of independent information processing is characteristic exclusively of living beings, unlike the artificial intelligence, which processes information only at the request of a third-party user.
In fact, comparing human actions with the actions of robots and other units controlled by the artificial intelligence leads to the idea that, just as for the artificial intelligence a third-party user, who is specifying for it everything the artificial intelligence has, and is using it for own purposes, and at the same time is essentially unknown to the artificial intelligence, is a person, so for a person by such third-party user, which a person cannot sense and fathom, is something that it, thinking independently, unlike the artificial intelligence, calls consciousness, that is, as if knowledge accompanying it, coming from nowhere.
Therefore, it is reasonable to note that the basis of the human actions, as well as all other living beings, is not thinking, but information and consciousness. It is the instrument of consciousness that all living beings, including a person, are capable of thinking due to their structure, which is actualized by consciousness.
This phenomenon is described in more detail in various aspects below.