Patent Publication Number: US-9892364-B2

Title: Method for virtualization of a brain-like computing system

Description:
RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     Under 35 USC 119, this application claims the benefit of the priority date of Chinese Application No. 201310360143.9, filed on Aug. 16, 2013, the contents of which are herein incorporated by reference. 
     FIELD OF INVENTION 
     The invention discloses the technology of brain-like computing virtualization. 
     PRIOR ART 
     The expert system and industrial problem 
     The blossom of Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques in the 80&#39;s starts the use of expert systems. These systems rely on knowledge engineers to input rules, formulate them, and use them to answer various questions that require expertises. For example, a business continuity/disaster recovery (BC/DR) system may use a rule like “if CPU utility is in a 95% busy state for a long time, start mediating the computing resources.” However, this rule must rely on a knowledge engineer to input instead of auto-generate. In addition, to a question like “how to react to a system crash of a banking computer system?”, an expert system can prepare diagnostic rules for answering, but it can never auto-generate the following creative answer: “yesterday is the start of long holidays, is it possible someone modifies the system configuration in a hurry, which leads to system crash?”. In another case, to questions like “how to design a BC/DR system to prevent crash disaster?”, the traditional expert system is unable to self-organize and output an engineering design of an enterprise BC/DR system. Hence the long-felt but never-answered industrial question is: 
     “How does a computer system automatically generate creative intelligence?” 
     Examples are: obtaining root cause, turning out a design, or generating a self-improved system. 
     The autonomic computing promoted by IBM since 2000 mimicks the executive functions of a human brain: monitoring, analyzing, planning and executing, but it is unable to generate intelligence. Around the same time, machine learning AI techniques such as artificial neural net and symbolic computing perhaps have limited progress but no breakthrough to generate intelligence. It is an exceptional event that the 2006 IBM Watson expert system won over the human expert in a broadcasted Jeopardy TV game. To focus on Jeopardy questions, Watson inputs contents of 0.2 billion webpages, including the entire Wikipedia. It is true that Watson made a great stride in building a semantic network to hold the knowledge, but still Watson is unable to generate truly creative intelligence. Nevertheless, in 2012 IBM merges Watson expert system into its Smart Cloud products, co-named PureSystems and Expert Integrated Systems. This modern expert system is able to assist cloud computing to deploy complex resources and optimize workload. It is however unable to generate intelligence for self-improvement. Likewise, MIT Bliss and Hoffman USA patent U.S. Pat. No. 7,983,890 takes advantage of intelligent method to observe, decide, and act (ODA) for the performance of multi-core computer systems. It utilizes a pre-set method to optimize performance, which is not a creative self-improvement. 
     Quantum Consciousness 
     Stuart Kauffman, in his 2011 patent US 2012/0071333 A1 mentions the human thinking may be generated by self-organizing and emergent method. Further, he thinks that it is necessary to use molecular computer or quantum computer since the speed of traditional computing cannot meet the speed of a human brain. Therefore, it is a breakthrough to say “quantum consciousness” may generate brain-like thinking. Kauffman resolves the following two difficult problems that bother AI scientist for years: 
     Binding Problem 1 (BP1): all expert knowledge or expert intelligence confronts with questions like how to predict knowledge, categorize knowledge, or generate new knowledge from “similar” knowledge. In general, people regard these as impossibilities. Kauffman solution is this: since we cannot predict all possible knowledge/intelligence and categorize them, and obtain new intelligence from similarity, we might as well to mimick the nature law of self-organizing, like the snow flakes in winter forming a beautiful hexagon, a result of self-organizing. From this he assumes intelligence may be generated from self-organizing. IBM patent U.S. Pat. No. 7,484,121 is one example of such a mathematical model. However, like Kauffman, these patents propose no technical means to realize the theory using computer software/hardware. 
     Binding Problem 2 (BP2): a more fundamental question is: how the physical brain generates abstract intelligence? How computer can mimic human brain to generate intelligence? Quantum consciousness answers these questions: traditional computer with bit=0 or 1 generates intelligence ineffectively. Quantum computer with qubit=vector and tensor or molecular computer may generate better intelligence. It is a great stride that Kauffman in his patent embeds emergence theory into a quantum Trans-Turing System (TTS). However, there is no realization from computer engineering method. In addition, the recent braiding method of topological quantum computing for error correction nullifies TTS re-coherence. 
     Kauffman&#39;s other problems:
         (1) How to be sure the matching of “red”, “blue”, “triangle”, and “square” is correct? For instance, why is it “red triangle and blue square” rather than “blue triangle and red square”? Kauffman provides no clear solution on this. However, new field “quantum cognition” resolves the problem: the important elements of a concept may be evaluated by quantum cognition to obtain elemental reasonableness, the composed reasonableness from individual elements, and the intelligence grade. Please refer to Aerts 2012 paper “Concepts and Their Dynamics: A Quantum-Theoretic Model of emergence”.   (2) The other two masters of quantum consciousness, Henry Stapp and Jeffrey Schwartz, when extending Von Numan processes 1 &amp; 2 to processes 0, 1, 2, &amp; 3 (called vNs process), notice how free will influences quantum measurement. Please refer to Schwartz 2004 paper “Quantum physics in neuroscience and psychology: model of mind-brain interaction”. Kauffman has no clear solution to introduce free will.   (3) Is it true that the release of brain neurotransmitters relates to intelligence? According to the laboratory results by Stuart Hameroff from the Consciousness Research Center of the University of Arizona, the real intelligence and its delivery and entanglement, come from synchrony of vibrated gamma ray transmission. Please refer to Hameroff 2010 paper “The conscious pilot: dentritic synchrony moves through the brain to mediate consciousness”. The neurotransmitter released by synapse in Kauffman and Schwartz finding, conducts just chemical transmission, not real intelligence.       

     Other Solutions 
     Currently, most of the so-called biologically inspired cognitive architectures (BICA) run on traditional computer, and do not consider any need of molecular or quantum hardware or any support of BL consciousness in the domain of quantum/molecular consciousness. Some organic computing architecture may use emergence model, but does not consider quantum consciousness or quantum cognition. We believe they cannot generate brain-like, intelligent concept if the root of the problem is not touched. 
     Although there have been arguments within the academic community to the 3 theories (emergence theory, quantum consciousness, and quantum cognition), the direction provide by them toward correctness is not shaking. It is just lack of technical means by computer engineering, not to mention the application systems after engineering realization. One of the difficulties to realize quantum consciousness is that so far the hardware of quantum computing is still in the laboratory except the commercialized 512-qubit D-Wave2 quantum machine from the Canadian company D-Wave, Inc. For pure quantum Turing machine, Tanaka patent, U.S. Pat. No. 7,400,282 B2, touches engineering method but cannot resolve the problem faced by quantum consciousness. As for Yoder&#39;s published patent application US2011/0140736A1, “Systems and Methods of Brain-like Information Processing”, that is entirely a brain-like design from logic circuit and hardware viewpoints. The invention disclosed here starts with virtualization and software angle and does not emphasize hardware design. 
     The Jagon “Brain-like” 
     The said quantum consciousness or quantum cognition is just one embodiment of the disclosed invention. In reality there may be other methods such as those in molecular computing. Since the methods are general in nature we shall use the wording of BL emergence, BL consciousness and BL cognition for the 3 theories hereafter. The wording of “brain-like (BL)” also has wider meaning in this disclosed invention: BL engine is used to mean affective engine, unconscious engine, or conscious engine; BL computing means a mixed solution of conventional computing, molecular computing and quantum computing. 
     SUMMARY OF INVENTION 
     The purpose of the invention is to disclose a method of brain-like computing virtualization. Brain-like computing involves technology mimicking human brain to automatically generate intelligence. The disclosed invention concerns computer engineering method and virtualization technology to realize the said purpose. The method employs unconscious engine and conscious engine to define human left brain and right brain and software virtualization method to run on top of quantum computer or molecular computer. The application systems include gate-model and adiabatic-model quantum simulation, BL autonomic computing, and other applications of emergence communication. 
     In traditional computing, virtualization normally means the insertion layer between computer&#39;s operating system (OS) and traditional hardware, often referred to as virtual machine monitor (VMM). In brain-like computing, BL VMM is the layer inserted between BL OS and BL hardware: the BL OS runs on top of BL VMM, and BL VMM runs on top of BL hardware. Since BL hardware also include traditional hardware, BL VMM supports both network scheduler for conscious engine, as well as parallel scheduler for traditional CPU. Therefore, Both of BL engine OSs and traditional OSs can run on top of BL VMM. 
     Based on existing chaos concept or subject experience, via micro emergence model, the BL VMM generates new concept, called Brain-like Concept Entity, or BCE. BCE is influenced by attention, entangled in the BL emulator, cognized and evaluated in the conscious engine OS. It is then saved in a Brain-like Concept Network, or BCN. In BCN, it becomes subjective experience, and its related meta data and state values are updated by virtual brain-like state machine (VBSM). The subject experience again enters into the cycle and is used by BL VMM to generate new concept via micro emergence model. The cycle continues to make the concept mature and to evolve into a train of concepts or concept streams. 
     Brain-like Autonomic Computing System 
     Brain-like computing virtualization method is the foundation of unconscious and conscious engines. On top of these two engines, multi-layer application systems are built respectively. The traditional autonomic management processes MAPE are multi-layer applications for unconscious engine: from the lower layer monitoring→analysis→planning→to execution at the upper layers. However these application layers can be helped by corresponding conscious application layers, via external cycle, internal cycle and inner cycle of the autonomic computing. The help includes data mining, meaning analysis, creative decision engineering, and creative execution of the conscious layers. 
     BL Performance Service System of Multi-Core Computing Cluster 
     Optimization of the performance of multi-core computing cluster may be realized by installing adiabatic quantum computing gadgets on one of the computers in the cluster. The algorithm of optimization can be improved from existing method via BL computing virtualization. BL VMM can be installed at every node of the cluster. The performance data can be sent to the adiabatic gadgets for computation via communication amongst BL VMMs. The workload of each machine can then be adjusted creatively in time. 
     BL Software Development System and Service Delivery System 
     The BL computing virtualization method is applied to software development system and service delivery system of the information industry. The subsystems of the two said systems have characters of strong emergence, secondary strong emergence, weak emergence and secondary weak emergence which are emphasized and treated by attention in BL emulator, such that the success rate of the two systems can be elevated. The micro emergence model and macro emergence model each provides services to evaluate BCE intelligence grade. 
     BL Disaster Recovery System 
     In a BL disaster recovery system, the unconscious engine application layers are assisted by the creative ideas from corresponding conscious engine application layers. The assistance includes application layers like black swan theory, decision engineering and critical execution. During peace time or disaster time, BL OS and BL VMM migrate via quantum communication. BL OS includes traditional virtual machine and quantum virtual machine. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
       The most objective way to explain the embodiments of the invention is to use the following diagrams, either in the format of block diagram or flow chart. For those skilled in the art, it is obvious from the detailed description of the preferred embodiments, referenced by the following diagrams, to understand the purposes, characteristics and advantages of the invention. 
         FIG. 1  is the architecture diagram of BL computing application layer, OSNMM layer and hardware layer; 
         FIG. 2A  is the flowchart of BL computing virtualization method, explaining  FIG. 1  with flowchart; 
         FIG. 2B  shows the two types of BL cycles of  FIG. 2A . 
         FIG. 3  is the architecture diagram of BL VMM, explaining the details of box  1024  of  FIG. 1 ; 
         FIG. 4  is the flowchart of micro emergence model, explaining the step  204  of  FIG. 2 , and the box  301  of  FIG. 3 ; 
         FIG. 5  is the cyclic structural diagram of BL concept network (BCN), explaining, with clip arts, the various stages of the multi-cycling  FIG. 3  in order to form BCN; 
         FIG. 6  is the architecture diagram of the attention/subjective experience operational model, explaining the box  3013  of  FIG. 3 ; 
         FIG. 7  is the flowchart of virtual BL state machine, explaining the box  304  of  FIG. 3 ; 
         FIG. 8A  is the analogy diagram of sending message and quantum consciousness, explaining with clip arts, the analogy between the two; 
         FIG. 8B  is the analogy diagram of receiving message and quantum consciousness, explaining with clip arts, the analogy between the two; 
         FIG. 8C  is the flowchart of intelligence grade elevator, which is an embodiment of  FIG. 8A  and  FIG. 8B ; 
         FIG. 9A  is the system diagram of cyclic quantum gate model of BL emulator and BL Turing machine, emulating quantum computer device “quantum gate” to realize  FIG. 8A ,  FIG. 8B  and  FIG. 8C ; 
         FIG. 9B  is the system diagram of cyclic adiabatic quantum model of BL Turing machine, to realize box  921  and  922  of  FIG. 9A ; 
         FIG. 10  is the architecture diagram of BL computing OSs, explaining the boxes  1021 ,  1022  and  1023  of  FIG. 1 ; 
         FIG. 11  is the flowchart of BL cognition, explaining the boxes  100241  and  100242  of  FIG. 10 ; 
         FIG. 12  is the flowchart of teleological language, explaining the box  100243  of  FIG. 10 ; 
         FIG. 13  is the flowchart of BL memory, explaining the boxes  200223  and  100224  of  FIG. 10 , and the box  308  of  FIG. 3 ; 
         FIG. 14A  is the architecture diagram of the macro emergence model of BL OS, explaining the boxes  100221  &amp;  100222  of  FIG. 10 ; 
         FIG. 14B  is the flowchart of the macro emergence model of BL OS, explaining, with flowchart, the boxes  100221  &amp;  100222  of  FIG. 10 , as well as the step  218  of  FIG. 2 ; 
         FIG. 15A  is the architecture diagram of BL autonomic computing system; 
         FIG. 15B  shows the 6 functional modules of  FIG. 15A . 
         FIG. 16  is the architecture diagram of performance service system for multi-core computer cluster; 
         FIG. 17  is the architecture diagram of emergent software development and service delivery systems for information industry; 
         FIG. 18A  is the architecture diagram if mission-critical disaster recovery system; 
         FIG. 18B  is a sample design architecture diagram of mission-critical disaster recovery. 
         FIG. 18C  is the flowchart of OS/VMM layer of a BC/DR system. 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS 
     The disclosed invention can be divided into method invention and system invention as in the following table: 
     
       
         
           
               
               
               
             
               
                   
               
               
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                 BL computing 
                 Foundation method 
                 (FIG. 1, 2) Use Cyclic method to generate BCE 
               
               
                 virtualization 
                   
                 node for BCN, including (FIG. 3-8, 10-13) BL VMM 
               
               
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                 engine and affective engine 
               
               
                   
                 Quantum gate method 
                 (FIG. 9A) Quantum Gate model for BL Emulator 
               
               
                   
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                 (FIG. 9B) Quantum Adiabatic model for BL 
               
               
                   
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                 BL Computing virtualization Systems 
                 (FIG. 15) BL Autonomic computing system 
               
               
                   
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                 (FIG. 17) BL software development and service 
               
               
                   
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     BL Computing Horizontal and Vertical Architecture 
       FIG. 1  is a BL computing horizontal and vertical architecture block diagram of an embodiment based on the disclosed invention. The horizontal architecture includes three layers:  102  BL/VMM layer,  101  BL application layer, and  103  BL hardware layer. (1) BL OSNMM comprises two sub-layers OS and VMM, separated by dotted line. It is the central idea of the disclosed invention, shown as white boxes. Beneath the dotted line is box  1024  BL VMM, optionally accepting  1025  external control. Above the dotted line are three operating systems: box  1021  unconscious engine OS,  1022  conscious engine OS and  1023  affective engine OS, simultaneously running on top of BL VMM. (2) BL application layer comprises 4 quadrants: D-quadrant (dominant), I-quadrant (informational), S-quadrant (Stable), and C-quadrant (Compliant). They represent 4 human psychological characters, caused by human split brain and attitudes facing external “person (social)” or “facts”. In other words, a person of D-quadrant has strong capability to use right brain to handle abstract facts, a person of I-quadrant has strong capability to use right brain handles abstract social activities, a person of S-quadrant has strong capability to use left brain to handle social details, and the person of C-quadrant has strong capability to use left brain to handle details of facts. The disclosed invention contains more embodiments of facts application, shown in light gray boxes; it contains less embodiments of social application, shown in the dark gray boxes. (3) BL hardware layer is not emphasized in this invention, shown as black box, but still related closely to BL OSNMM layer. For example, box  1031  of hardware layer comprises three kinds of hardware, box  10311  traditional silicon multi-core computer hardware and its peripherals, box  10312  quantum computing hardware and its quantum devices, and box  10313  artificial synthesized molecular computer and its nano-device. Quantum computer and molecular computer will have potentially large commercial applications, and will combine with traditional computer in some format. Initially this combination may be loosely-coupled where traditional computer and quantum/molecular computer are separate entities connected with fast communication links. Later on, there may be tight-coupled combination, say, forming one CPU/peripheral, and including a unified assembly instruction set for both traditional computing and quantum computing. The details of OS/VMM design may also influenced by loose-or-tight coupling of hardware, but the general idea (such as virtualization) still works. For example, the below-mentioned unconscious engine OS  1021  in near-term runs on top of traditional OS  10211  and can be regarded as an application of traditional OS. However in the future when unconscious engine OS and traditional OS is unified, then the unified OS may run application of traditional computer language  1013 , as well as unconscious engine applications  1011  and  1012 . 
     The Vertical architecture comprises three engines: affective engine, unconscious engine, and conscious engine. (1) Affective engine plays a prominent role for BL system to differentiate from other biological evolving system. People may regard it as part of conscious engine, but here it is an independent entity, because the frame and emotion of affective engine relates to free will or attention, and attention influences the consolidation of chaos concept of unconscious engine, as well as the intelligence elevation of subject experience of conscious engine. For (2) unconscious engine and (3) conscious engine, the word “consciousness” is used instead of “awareness”, because the two may be close in meaning, but consciousness can be easily understood as closely relating to our daily life, e.g. we make conscious decision, and perform conscious work, and experience conscious life every second. Similarly “unconsciousness” can be easily understood from our daily life, e.g. swimming, driving, bicycling or any other routine tasks that are so familiar that no conscious mind is needed to handle. The two engines are roughly mimicking the split brains theory suggested by Nobel Prize winner Roger Sperry, where the left brain specializes logic, right brain specializes creativity, and the functional distinction is not absolute (e.g. the left brain may substitute an injured right brain in function, even if the substitution may not be very effective). The communication between two brains or two engines is emphasized here, too. The term “BL engine” is used hereafter for any of these three engines. 
     Therefore, vertically, box  104  is unconscious engine, a software engine, comprises two kinds of applications: box  1011  social base and facts (logic social, S-quadrant), and box  1012  analyzing, planning, decision making and executing function (logic facts, C-quadrant), and box  1021  unconscious engine OS, on top of which the two kinds of applications run. Box  105  is conscious engine, a software engine too, comprises two kinds of applications: box  1014  social base and behavior (non-logic social, I-quadrant), box  1015  analyzing, planning, decision making, and executing function (non-logic emergent facts, D-quadrant), and box  1022  conscious engine OS, on top of which the two kinds of applications run. In addition, box  106  is the affective engine, a software engine again, comprises box  1017  social affective application, box  1018  individual affective application, and box  1023  affective engine OS. 
     BL Computing Virtualization Method 
     The architecture of  FIG. 1  is realized by BL computing virtualization method, which relies on an automatically “re-entry” cycle to generate new concept, and to fulfill the purpose of generating BCE.  FIG. 2  is the flowchart of the method. The idea of cycle is similar to the “Reentry” concept in the book “The Universe of Consciousness” written by Nobel Prize winner Gerald Edelman. However, Reentry refers to the actual, neurophysiologic entry while the said cycle of the disclosed invention refers to the looping of computer software: BCE relies on continuous cycle to become more abundant and more intelligent. There are two types of cycles in  FIG. 2A : (1) Type 1 cycle, where most cycles are unconscious knowledge consolidation. Form  FIG. 2A  it is easy to see the type 1 cycle roughly includes the steps:  202 → 203 → 204 → 221 → 222 → 223 →return to  202 . Refer to  FIG. 2B  where type 1 cycle is illustrated with gray lines. (2) Type 2 cycle, or relatively less number of cycles experiencing the influence of attention from affective engine, the von Neumann processes of BL emulation, and the intelligence evaluation of BL cognition model, such that a meaningful, valuable, and conscious new concept is generated. From  FIG. 2A  it is easy to see the type 2 circle roughly includes  203 → 204 → 205 → 206 → 209 → 210 → 211 → 212 → 216 → 217 → 218 →returns to  203 . Refer to  FIG. 2B  where type 2 cycle is illustrated with black lines. (Note that the purpose of  FIG. 2B  hinges only on illustrating the rough outlook of the said two cycles. Therefore, most of the boxes in  FIG. 2B  have only number but no text of description. The number is the label of boxes in  FIG. 2A , or the step number. To understand the meaning of each box in  FIG. 2B , please return to  FIG. 2A  to read the text description in the corresponding box, or take the number in the box of  FIG. 2B  and read the description of steps below.) Step  201  is the optional input for the cycle, and step  219  is the optional output for the cycle. In  FIG. 15  the BL autonomic computing system further describes how the sensor sends the input into system, and how the effector sends the output to the outside world, or generates effects internally. 
     Here is the workflow: 
     Step  201 : Sense external stimulus, including text, graphics, audio, video, etc. Proceed to step  202 ; 
     Step  202 : unconscious engine drives its consolidated chaos concept or modified routines into VMM, and processes external stimulus by object recognition module. Conscious engine drives its subjective experience into VMM. Proceed to step  203 ; 
     Step  203 : enter BL VMM, receive chaos concept, modified routine, subjective experience, and processed external stimulus. Proceed to step  204 ; 
     Step  204  is BP1 solution, i.e. the employment of micro emergence model to generate object for unitary operation or local/remote entanglement. Determine if BCE state is chaos. If yes, it is passive attention, proceed to step  221 . Otherwise, it is active attention; BCE state is ordered or critical. Enter BP2 solution. Proceed to step  205 ; 
     Step  205 : determine if BCE is attractor. If yes, proceed to step  208 . Otherwise, proceed to step  207 ; 
     Step  206  is BP2 solution, i.e. employment of attention to change hardware entanglement result. It comprises steps  207  and  208 ; 
     Step  207 : enter von Neumann cycle, first von Neumann process 2 then process 1. No attention involved on process 1 when measuring. Proceed to step  209 ; 
     Step  208 : enter von Neumann cycle, firstly von Neumann process 2 then process 1. Attention insists on process 1 when measuring. Proceed to step  209 ; 
     Step  209 : cancel and correct possible errors. Proceed to step  210 ; 
     Step  210 : virtual BL state machine (VBSM) creates meta-data and synchronizes BCN nodes. Proceed to step  211 ; 
     Step  211 : Accept dispatch of VMM network scheduler; leave Brain-like VMM into Brain-like OS. Proceed to step  212 ; 
     Step  212 : determine if BCE is new idea. If yes, proceed to step  214 . Otherwise, proceed to step  213 ; 
     Step  213 : Absorb knowledge or modify procedures. Proceed to step  216 ; 
     Step  214 : Create semantics &amp; episode. Proceed to step  215 ; 
     Step  215 : Conscious OS brain-like cognition model. Proceed to step  216 ; 
     Step  216 : Conscious OS grades intelligence for emergent idea. Proceed to step  217 ; 
     Step  217 : Save emergent idea to episodic, semantic &amp; procedural memory, &amp; network DB. Proceed to step  218 ; 
     Step  218 : in this tri-split switch, optionally output to step  219 ; optionally perform step  220 . Reenter to step  203  of the cycle; 
     Step  219 : effects to outside world, including the presence of text, graphics, audio, video, etc., also effects exerted system-internally; 
     Step  220 : process macro emergence model. Interact with step  202 ; 
     Step  221 : VBSM creates meta-data &amp; nodes of non-synchronized BCN. Proceed to step  222 ; 
     Step  222 : Accept dispatch of VMM parallel-processing scheduler; leave Brain-like VMM into brain-like OS. Proceed to step  223 ; 
     Step  223 : Save emergent idea to memory &amp; network DB. Return to step  202 . 
     Notice that the dash line of  FIGS. 2A and 2B  divides the steps of BL OS and steps of BL VMM. 
     Brain-like VMM 
       FIG. 3  is the architecture diagram of BL VMM, explaining the details of box  1024  of  FIG. 1 . The cycle of BL VMM is illustrated by thick arrow line, &amp; comprises several important VMM components. The arrow cycle explains  FIG. 2  flowchart from a different angle. VMM cycle is nested: there can be sub-cycles inside of the cycle (e.g. BL emulator sub-cycle in the BL VMM cycle, and BL Turing machine sub-cycle in emulator sub-cycle). 
     Box  300  of this figure is the upper layer OSs running on top of BL VMM. The layer comprises unconscious engine, conscious engine and affective engine. In particular, the affective engine outputs psychological frame and emotion to BL VMM. Frame is a cognitive bias towards gain and loss. Emotion comprises human hatred, fear, anger, sadness, and happiness. 
     Box  301  micro emergence model is a major component of BL VMM. The model accepts chaos concept from unconscious engine or subjective experience from conscious engine, forms BCE node of BCN via self-organized criticality (SOC) model. Box  301  also comprises box  3011  micro output port,  3012  micro input port, and  3013  Affective Cognition Model (ACM). Micro output port refers to the port through which the conscious engine sends message to unconscious engine (always view from conscious engine); micro input port refers to the port through which the unconscious engine sends message to conscious engine; ACM accepts psychological frame and emotion from affective engine OS, as well as the new BCE information from SOC model. ACM digests the two inputs and then sends them to box  303 , the BL emulator. 
     Box  302  is the agent and value system, comprising box  3021  central control system, detailed in the boxes  603 ,  604  &amp;  605  of  FIG. 6 . Box  3022  is the interpersonal computing manager, like managing mirror neuron. The multiple boxes behind it signal multiple persons or selves are managed where the composition of the 3 OSs in box  300  represents a person or self. Box  3023  is policy decision function (PDF), policy execution point (PEP), and Hyperbus resource consumption table, detailed in Tang patent application U.S. Ser. No. 13/115,341, “kernel bus system to build Virtual Machine Monitor and the performance service framework &amp; Method therefore”. 
     Box  303  BL emulator comprises:
         (1) Box  3031  BL instruction set comprises BL computing instruction subset, Conscious instruction subset, &amp; IO (sensor and effector) instruction subset. BL computing instruction subset comprises molecular computing or quantum computing CPU instructions. Such CPU is not yet standardized, but those suggested instructions in Bettelli 2008 “Toward an Architecture for Quantum Programming” can be referenced. Conscious instructions and IO instructions concern with BL consciousness, comprising:
           a) Instruction to dynamically add BCE: Substitute traditional CPU interrupt, to add BCE or BCN subnet to handle new concept(s). Thus the sync and async operations are avoided. The “interrupt substitution” is a major distinction from traditional computer;   b) Instruction to convert data from digital bit to qubit: traditional digital (0 and 1) data is able to convert to qubit data, and vice versa. If necessary, traditional digital data is first converted to data of molecular and/or atomic computing, and then converted to qubit data, and vice versa.   c) Instruction to generate BCE: OS may use the instruction to generate BCE. For quantum computing, this may happen when current BCE entangles with a local or remote BCE, e.g. the two concepts “blue” and “square” are linked. The two objects in the box are able to know what is above the box. Thus a new subjective experience is generated. Whether the entangled result is justified will be determined by the capability of SOC model, as well as the result of the evaluation by BL cognition;   d) Instruction to consolidate unconscious chaos concept: Unconscious engine may use the instruction to consolidate chaos concepts, like neuronal firing and integration in a non-sync network;   e) Instruction to input Subjective experience: as the input to von Neumann process 2 of the BL Turing machine;   f) Instruction to input Attention: as the input into the BL Turing machine. Attention represents external character of the person measuring the quantum experiment;   g) Instruction to entangle BCE;   h) Instruction to switch mode of BL VMM and BL OS;   i) Instruction subsets to interface with BL VMM kernel, comprising the mode switch of BL VMM kernel and BL emulator at the BCN for the loosely-coupled design, interface of the emergence mathematical model to outside world, including self-similar interface, and the micro input and output ports;   
           (2) Box  3032  BL emulator communication;   (3) Box  3033  BL emulation memory management unit (MMU). This is the emulation of MMU for the BL emulator;   (4) Box  3034  BL emulator cycle, including BL Turing machine. See  FIG. 9  for details;   Box  304  is VBSM. See  FIG. 7  for details;   Box  305  is the scheduler of parallel processing (unconscious engine) and network processing (conscious engine). If unconscious engine runs on traditional CPU hardware, parallel scheduler may be the same as traditional VMM scheduler (e.g. the Linux KVM schedulers running on X86 CPU (i.e. also the scheduler for Linux OS)). In other words, if BL VMM detects its hardware environment and OS environment are traditional environment, it automatically reduces to traditional VMM. One way of reducing is when determination is made in step  204  of  FIG. 2 , the logic may simply close the selection path for “BCE state is not chaos”. When BL VMM detects its hardware environment is able to run BL emulator and conscious engine OS (e.g. there exists a gate-model quantum computer or simple adiabatic computing gadgets), step  204  re-opens the selection path “BCE state is not chaos” for the scheduler of network processing to work. The scheduler of network processing is able to schedule amongst multiple BL OS sets and multiple traditional OSs to adjust the BL hardware usage;   Box  306  is virtual BL switch, providing address operations to communicate with outside world for BL hardware, using software methods.   Box  307  is virtual memory;   Box  308  is micro memory system. The system accepts psychological frame and emotion from affective engine as inputs. The system uses dynamical degeneration to input (“write”) information using multiple processes, and realizes re-appearance (“read”) via degeneration;     FIG. 3  reflects the design approach of BL VMM. If the combination of micro emergence model and agent/value system is called BL VMM kernel, then loosely-coupled approach places said kernel outside of BL emulator, and in such an approach the BP2 solution of  FIG. 2  is the BL emulator, and the von Neumann cycle of  FIG. 2  is the BL Turing Machine. Median-coupled approach places said kernel inside of BL emulator but outside of BL Turing machine, and tightly-coupled approach places said kernel inside of BL Turing machine.       

     Micro Emergence Model 
       FIG. 4  is the flowchart of micro emergence model, explaining the step  204  of  FIG. 2 , and the box  301  of  FIG. 3 . The workflow follows: 
     Step  401 : First, solve categorization problem of (BP1). Initialize micro emergence model; build the differential or difference equation of the dynamical system; accept the chaos concept from unconscious engine and subjective experience from conscious engine. Proceed to step  402 ; 
     Step  402 : determine if there are external stimulus. If yes, proceed to step  403 . Otherwise, proceed to step  404 ; 
     Step  403 : Accept external stimulus as the disturbance of the dynamical system. Adjust dynamical system. Proceed to step  404 ; 
     Step  404 : Self-organize to generate node info for BCE, becoming unitary operator at initial 1 st  cycle, or generate node info for BCE as a new local or remote entangling BCE in future cycles. Proceed to step  405 ; 
     Step  405 : determine if BCE state is chaos. If yes, proceed to step  406 . Otherwise, proceed to step  409 ; 
     Step  406 : The attention of affective cognition model (ACM) decides whether to insist on measurement direction: (a) if yes, integrate dynamic system equation incrementally (like neuronal firing and integrate when releasing neurotransmitter, which is a chemical process to release ions, long-term and slow) to build node info in non-sync network. (b) Or no attention, (like a neuron with no firing, and no integration) and no effect. Proceed to step  407 ; 
     Step  407 : In case of (a), prepare for unconscious engine its processing result, state change &amp; emergency status via micro input port. Proceed to step  408 ; 
     Step  408 : In the future, release prepared info in unconscious engine; 
     Step  409 : Micro emergent model prepares local or remote entangling object (like neuronal dendritic-dendritic integration to form synchronized, collective-integrated dendrite web, an effect of Electric Synapse or gamma Synchrony, short term but fast). Enter BL emulator &amp; decompose BCE. Proceed to step  410 ; 
     Step  410 : determine if BCE is attractor. If yes, proceed to step  412 . Otherwise, proceed to step  411 ; 
     Step  411 : BCE state is ordered, like inter-neuronal sideways synchrony, initially opening gap junction between two neuronal dendrites, eventually forming collective integration. However the intelligence grade is commonplace. Proceed to step  413 ; 
     Step  412 : Micro emergence model generates remote entangling object (Basin Attractor). Local attractor is normal critical state with higher intelligence grade, &amp; global attractor is critical state too but like inter-hemispheric or interpersonal entangling, and like inter-neuronal global synchrony with very high intelligence grade. Proceed to step  413 ; 
     Step  413 : Via micro output port, prepare commands to unconscious engine, the possibility to elevate intelligence grade for an unconscious BCE to “ordered” state, &amp; prepare to inform unconscious engine any emergency status. Proceed to step  414 ; 
     Step  414 : Resolving BP2. Accept the attention input from ACM &amp; enter Brain-Like Turing cycle. Proceed to step  415 ; 
     Step  415 : In the future, release prepared info in conscious engine. 
     Cyclic Emergent BL Concept Network 
       FIG. 5  is the architecture diagram of cyclic BL concept network (BCN), explaining, with clip arts, the various stages of the multi-cycling  FIG. 3  in order to form BCN. Multiple BCNs are concurrent, meaning there are many BCNs running at the same time. BCN may be sideways connected to other networks of different layers and different dimensions via “columnar link”. Each BCE in the network may be in a primary state of chaos, ordered, or critical. For human brain, chaos BCE means individual neuron firing and integration without conscious thinking. Ordered or critical BCEs gradually self-organize into network of conscious thinking and vibrate at same frequency, similar to the gap junction between human brain neurons reaching neighboring neurons by sideways synchrony, and eventually reaching global synchrony of inter-hemispheric communication or interpersonal crossing. BCN may be modeled with emergence mathematical model. For example, the Kuramoto model is suitable for synchronized dynamical network to compute order parameter in order to determine the said three primary states. Improvement of Kuramoto model is needed to model neuronal non-linear behavior. The Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) model, on the other hand, is more practical and specifically built to match neuronal behavior. HH model is able to cover both synchronized (conscious) neuronal network, as well as spiking-only non-synchronized (unconscious) network. 
     The figure emphasizes the stage-wise expansion of the network, from single BCE&#39;s unitary operation, to a network formed by two entangled BCEs ( 501 ), to 3 BCEs ( 502 ), 4 BCEs, . . . 10 BCEs ( 503 ). The increase of nodes is the result of one or more BL VMM cycles. The network (BCN) may be three-dimensional, or mathematically N-dimensional ( 504 ) where N&gt;=3. Notice some cycle may start again from a single BCE operation, thus a new network. At some point in time this new network connects with the previously-generated network by “columnar link” ( 505 ). 
     The node (BCE) of the network is generated and initialized by micro emergence model, and validated, filtered by other models; eventually the existence of the node and its location in the network are confirmed. 
     The importance of transient synchrony: Transient synchrony determines exactly how a train of emergent concepts are connected, whether they use the same frequency, and whether the inter-network sideways connection builds more advanced intelligence grade rather than trash ideas. These are similar to the gamma synchrony of the human brain neuronal interactions. The said HH mathematical models are normally improved to resolve neurophysiologic and practical clinical problem. In the BL computing environment, the improvement of the said mathematical models may also assist the BCE state elevation, which elevates the intelligence grade. 
     Operational Model of Attention and Subjective Experience 
       FIG. 6  is the architecture diagram of the operational model of attention and subjective experience, explaining box  3013  of  FIG. 3 . 
     Firstly, the psychological frame and emotion from affective engine OS become the input to this operational model (for the details of these inputs, see the technical explanation of box  300  of  FIG. 3 ). 
     The operational model of attention/subjective experience may also be termed  602  Affective Cognition Model (ACM). For details of ACM please see Hyung-il Ahn 2010 MIT PhD thesis “Modeling and Analysis of Affective Influences on Human Experience, Prediction, Decision Making, and Behavior”. The architecture of ACM influences the  6026  choice behavior of a decision maker under  6021  uncertainty (caused by external stimulus),  6022  psychological frame, and  6023  emotion. The architecture extends the Prospect Theory (PT) of Nobel Prize winner and economy-psychologist Daniel Kahneman. It also extends the reinforcement learning (RL) theory to how affection influences the behavior of decision and decision maker. 
     ACM extends PT-based subject value function to empirical-utility function, and predictable-utility function, with the assumption that in continuous decision making, the shapes and parameters of these subjective value functions vary with the emotional situation and the confidence to tasks of the decision maker. Emotion states include fear, frightening, and economic worries. 
     The output of ACM is  605  the decision result, which is an attention resulted from sensible experiential judgment. The attention decides the time-space depth of BCE unitary operation or entanglement, similar to a neuron deciding whether to release neurotransmitter, or whether to open or close the gap junction of gamma synchrony. See S. Hameroff, “The “conscious pilot”—dendritic synchrony moves,”  Journal of Biological Physics, p.  71-93, 2010(36). 
     The operational model of attention/subjective experience also includes box  604  central control system. Box  605  the decision result is influenced by box  604  central control system. The influence is based on reward system, e.g. pavlovian reward function (see P. Dayan, “Chapter 2. Models of Value and Choice,” 2010). Central control may optionally (shown in dash line) accept the external control. If we form a composite set of a unconscious engine, a conscious engine and an affective engine (equivalent to one individual brain), central control module is able to control multiple of such sets (equivalent to multiple person/multiple selves). 
     Box  6024  subjective experience and box  605  attention become the input to  606  BL emulator. 
     Virtual BL State Machine 
       FIG. 7  is the flowchart of Virtual Brain-like State Machine (VBSM), explaining box  304  of  FIG. 3 . VBSM provides gets and sets of (1) BCE system state values: initialized, entangled, attended, disentangled, memory-lost; &amp; intelligence state values: no-firing chaos, firing chaos, initial ordered, advanced ordered, local critical, global critical; (2) Fidelity probability for quantum computing; (3) meta data or data of building BCE as a node of BCN; and (4) meta data or data helping BCE database search. The workflow is as follows: 
     Step  701 : VBSM initialization. Proceed to step  702 ; 
     Step  702 : determine if interface for state value. If yes, proceed to step  703 . Otherwise, proceed to step  704 ; 
     Step  703 : get or set BCE system state values: initialized, entangled, attended, disentangled, memory-lost; &amp; intelligence state values: no-firing chaos, firing chaos, initial ordered, advanced ordered, local critical, global critical. Proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  704 : determine if interface for error correction. If yes, proceed to step  705 . Otherwise, proceed to step  706 ; 
     Step  705 : set or get BCE Fidelity probability for quantum computing. Proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  706 : determine if interface for building network node. If yes, proceed to step  707 . Otherwise, proceed to  708 ; 
     Step  707 : set or get information of BCE network node, meta-data, network state, node location in the network, processing results from micro emergence model. Proceed to step  708 ; 
     Step  708 : determine the type of VBSM state machine. If unconscious state machine, proceed to step  709 . If conscious state machine, proceed to step  710 . If affective/attention state machine, proceed to step  711 ; 
     Step  709 : unconscious state machine operation. Proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  710 : conscious state machine operation. Proceed to step  716 , 
     Step  711 : affective/attention state machine operation. Proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  712 : determine if interface for search. If yes, proceed to step  713 . Otherwise, proceed to step  717 ; 
     Step  713 : Get or set BCN net address, relation to other BCEs, &amp; method to quick access network. Proceed to step  714 ; 
     Step  714 : determine if helping Grover search. If yes, proceed to step  715 . Otherwise, proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  715 : Transform search-assisting info into vector or tensor input format for quantum algorithm. Proceed to step  716 ; 
     Step  716 : normal return; 
     Step  717 : error return. 
     The Analogy of Sending Message and Quantum Consciousness 
       FIG. 8A  is the analogy diagram of sending message and quantum consciousness, explaining with clip arts, the analogy between the two. 
     When a commander  801  sends his messages, he dispatches the messages to many messengers  802 . Each messenger carries many envelops  803 , and each envelop contains lots of information  804 . 
     Similarly, when we have chaos concept or past subjective experience accompanied by attention  805  (equivalent to the said commander&#39;s messages  801 ) to generate new BCE, neurotransmitter  806   a  deals with unconscious BCE which does not enter BL emulator. The tubulin  806   b , on other hand, is able to enter BL emulator (both are equivalent to the said messengers  802 ). In BL emulator, tubulin BCE decomposes the new BCE into many ions or atoms  807  (equivalent said envelop  803 ). After entering BL Turing machine, each ion or atom has many electrons (quantum), and quantum state stores a lot of information  808  (equivalent to the said information  804 ); 
     Each process in the Figure decomposes its input into many outputs. Eventually the output breaks down to information. “Information” here means a BCE, which can be either an indecomposable concept unit (a node), or a decomposable concept group (an entire BCN or BCN subnet, i.e. a “train of thoughts”, or a “thought steam” integrated from individual concept). 
     The figure illustrates the concept of “decomposing” or “categorizing”. The figure also demonstrates the richness of information, which is obtained from different decomposition layers: the upper part above the thick line of  FIG. 8A  specifies 4 layers: commander, messenger, envelop, and information. The lower part below the thick line contains 4 other layers: unconscious chaos concept or conscious subjective experience plus attention; neurotransmitter (unconscious) or tubulin (conscious); ion or atom; quantum or concept. According to the quantum conscious theorists, there are 10 11  neurons in a human brain. Every neuron has 10 3  synapses, and every synapse transmits 10 2  neurotransmitters per second. Therefore, the computing speed to handle human brain neurotransmitter is 10 11 ×10 3 ×10 2 =10 16  per second maximally. “Maximal” means the most information being processed. On the other hand, there are 10 8  tubulins in a neuron, and each tubulin vibrates at a rate of 10 7  per second. Therefore, the computing speed to handle tubulins in an entire human brain is 10 11 ×10 8 ×10 7 =10 26  per second, which can only be reached by quantum computer. The figure also shows that neurotransmitter does not enter BL emulator, but the tubulin which enters BL emulator, possesses a processing power 10 26 /10 16 =10 10  times that of neurotransmitter. From this estimation, it can be reasoned that in a human brain, the amount of information in conscious BCEs may be 10 10  times that of unconscious BCEs. 
     Each of the primary BCE states: chaos, ordered and critical can be further divided into two secondary states: non-connecting chaos (equivalent to non-firing neuron), connecting chaos (equivalent to neuron firing and integrate), initial ordered, highly ordered, local critical, and global critical. The last four secondary states are equivalent to the states of neurons synchronized in the neural net. When elevating the intelligence grade of BCE, the information amount in BCE must increase exponentially, and must go over several thresholds between each 2 secondary states. 
     The Analogy Between Receiving Message and Quantum Consciousness 
       FIG. 8B  is the analogy diagram of receiving message and quantum consciousness, explaining with clip arts, the analogy between the two. 
     When a message is received ( 809  in the figure) by a receiver, he or she first discriminates ( 810 ) the information, then interpret ( 811 ) the information, eventually take action ( 812 ) for the interpreted information. 
     Similarly, when an ion or electron realizes unitary operation or entangling ( 813 ) with other quantum (equivalent to the said receiving information  809 ), it is desired to determine if the measurement result is accepted, if the protocol needs to change, and if the information is selected ( 814 , equivalent to the said discriminating information  810 ). When leaving BL emulator and BL Turing machine, the information is cognized, parsed, and meaning obtained ( 815 , equivalent to the said interpreting  811 ). Eventually the information is merged, forwarded, propagated, or refused ( 816 , equivalent to the said action  812  to the information). 
     The BCEs in  FIG. 8B  and  FIG. 8A  are the same BCE. It must be emphasized that the entangled BCEs must be quantum synchronized at same frequency. The farther the distance in BCNs between entangled BCEs, the more probable to have high intelligence grade, and to have risks of forming totally unreasonable BCE. 
     Intelligence Elevator 
       FIG. 8C  is the flowchart of intelligence grade elevator, which is an embodiment of  FIG. 8A  and  FIG. 8B .  FIG. 8A  sends out message, or the divergence of information;  FIG. 8B  receives message, or the convergence of information. Here a design principle called “degeneracy” is involved. Degeneracy is both divergent and convergent; it muxes the signals and demuxes the signals; it categorizes and discriminates/selects information. 
     The intelligence elevator of a BL computing system has tremendous commercial value. The elevator may use (1) degeneracy to exert influence for system internals. Under the principle of degeneracy, the system complexity and system robustness are characters of general biological evolving system. Complexity means the hierarchy of system structure which can be heterogeneous, and have nested subsystems. It has certain scalability, so that a system can be easily integrated or differentiated. As for robustness, the general engineering system that has global control mechanism and predictable redundancy can only be called pure robustness. The robustness of a biologically evolving system, on the other hand, comprises many components, which are built to fulfill system functions and are not fixed for assigned tasks: several different components can contribute together for one function of the system, while one component can contribute for several system functions. Moreover, some components look similar under certain condition, but are very different under other conditions. 
     More importantly, BL computing system is different from biological evolving system in that it has (2) free will. For BCEs in the system, free will or attention can drive the connecting capability, synchronizing capability, regularity capability, attractor-formation capability, and the capability to unite multiple attractors. Attention also facilitates the system to adapt to (3) external stimulus, which may increase system uncertainty and system disturbance. 
     The workflow steps of intelligence elevator are: 
     Step  820 : Intelligence elevator initialized, &amp; attention affected by outside stimulus. Proceed to step  821 ; 
     Step  821 : determine if BCE state is non-connecting. If yes, proceed to step  822 . Otherwise proceed to step  824 ; 
     Step  822 : Attention promotes BCE connecting ability (equivalent to neuronal firing the integration) &amp; number of related BCEs. BCE connection threshold passed. Proceed to step  823 ; 
     Step  823 : BCE state elevated to connection chaos: complexity from 0 to low; robustness from 0 to pure redundancy without functional plasticity but with redundant system buffers, &amp; attention agent can only participate in system responses related to a few tasks. Proceed to step  824 ; 
     Step  824 : determine if BCE state is connecting chaos. If yes proceed to step  825 . Otherwise, proceed to step  827 ; 
     Step  825 : Attention promotes connecting &amp; synchronizing abilities of other related BCEs; BCE sync threshold passed. Proceed to step  826 ; 
     Step  826 : BCE state is elevated to initially-ordered: complexity increases from low, robustness changes from pure redundancy to pure redundancy with functional plasticity, meaning multiple attention agents are degenerated but only similar in one type of task. Proceed to step  827 ; 
     Step  827 : determine if BCE state is initial ordered. If yes, proceed to step  828 . Otherwise, proceed to step  830 ; 
     Step  828 : Attention promotes BCE regularity, BCE ordered threshold passed. Proceed to step  829 ; 
     Step  829 : BCE state elevated to highly synch: complexity keeps increasing; robustness changes from pure redundancy with functional plasticity to functional redundancy, meaning the end state of task reassignment, but begin of resource reconfiguration; or tasks in one functional group increases while tasks of another group decreases. Resource of 1 st  group is supported by 2 nd  in-excess group via reassignment pathway. Proceed to step  830 ; 
     Step  830 : determine if BCE state is highly ordered. If yes, proceed to step  831 . Otherwise, proceed to step  833 ; 
     Step  831 : Attention facilitates to form basin attractor. BCE critical threshold passed. Proceed to step  832 ; 
     Step  832 : BCE state elevated to local critical: complexity from low to high, robustness changes from functional redundancy &amp; is added with functional plasticity to become local degeneracy, meaning resource reconfiguration is large via different reassignment pathways. Meanwhile, the award function of attention agent encourages the boldness to innovate. Proceed to step  833 ; 
     Step  833 : determine if BCE state is local critical. If yes, proceed to step  834 . Otherwise, proceed to step  837 ; 
     Step  834 : Attention facilitates convergence of BCE basin attractors. BCE global threshold passed. Proceed to step  835 ; 
     Step  835 : BCE state elevated to global critical: complexity from high to extremely high, robustness from local degeneracy to global degeneracy, meaning concurrent multi-networks, and distributed responses involving chains of mutually degenerate attention agents. Meanwhile, the award function of attention agent encourages the boldness to innovate, thus auto-catalyzes the intelligence elevation. Proceed to step  836 ; 
     Step  836 : normal return; 
     Step  837 : error return. 
     The above steps illustrate how the intelligence elevation of BL system uses degeneracy and attention to response to external stimulus, and elevates intelligence grade at the same time. Step  835  of intelligence elevator can also utilize the principle of autocatalysis to realize the automatic acceleration of intelligence elevation, similar to a “molecular switch” in a biological evolving system, to release the hidden multiplying gene, and eventually facilitate the rapid burst of innovation. 
     BL Emulator Cycle and BL Turing Machine Cycle of a Quantum Gate System 
       FIG. 9  is the system diagram of cyclic quantum gate model of BL emulator and BL Turing machine, emulating quantum computer device “quantum gate” to realize  FIG. 8A ,  FIG. 8B  and  FIG. 8C . 
     A quantum gate system employs quantum gate to complete the BL computing virtualization method. Quantum gate system employs a large amount of quantum gate resources in quantum computer to realize computation. In contrast, quantum adiabatic system uses quantum algorithm transformation and takes only a few gates to realize computation. These two systems are embodiments that may be generalized to other traditional or molecular computing systems. 
     In terms of design style,  FIG. 9  shows a loosely-design style. However, this embodiment can use medium-coupled design to include BL VMM kernel (micro emergence model+ACM) into BL emulator or tightly-coupled design into BL Turing machine. This can be so due to technological advances and consideration of resource cost. For example, if it is less costly to run VMM kernel on top of cheaper traditional CPU instead of more expensive quantum computing resources, the kernel can be loosely designed outside of BL emulator. However, there may be performance reasons to run the kernel inside of emulator. 
     One important concept when designing quantum gate or quantum adiabatic system is that, due to the theory proposed by Feynman 1980, a quantum algorithm cannot run effectively on traditional computer, and must run on quantum computer hardware. In other words, the emulator has to be a simulator when using quantum gate or adiabatic quantum model. The traditional computing system or molecular computing system is not restricted to Feynman&#39;s theory. 
     The physicist Henry Stapp of UC Berkeley extends von Neumann quantum process 1 and 2 by adding process 0 and process 3. The resulting processes from 0 to 3 are called vNs processes. In  FIG. 9 , the box  90  is BL emulator cycle (gate model), illustrated by 4 thick arrow lines. The definition of the 4 processes in vNs is: (1) vNs process 0: A BL system continuously finds the next chaos concept from unconscious engine, and subjective experience from conscious engine, accompanied by box  91  attention to enter sub-cycle, or step  904 , the BL Turing machine cycle, (2) vNs process 2: also known as von Neumann process 2, where quantum unitary operation or quantum entanglement generate new BCE; (3) vNs process 3: also known as von Neumann process 1, where BL system measures the result of quantum unitary operation or quantum entanglement. BL Turing machine constantly cycles the above von Neumann process 2 then process 1, builds network nodes, and after the information is discriminated, sends it to conscious engine OS were the vNs process 3, is run. (4) vNs process 3: quantum cognition, detailed in  FIG. 11 . For the detailed contents of von Neumann process 1 and 2, please refer to Schwartz 2004 paper “Quantum physics in neuroscience and psychology: model of mind-brain interaction”. Notice the results of these two processes must go through the determination of attention. If the result of process 1 is not satisfactory, other BCEs are tried and re-entered into process 2 and then process 1 for measurement. It is an inventive idea of this disclosed patent where such continuous cycling (called von Neuman cycle) is repeated until a satisfactory result determined by attention is reached. 
     Box  921  indicates a different adiabatic model may be used to replace gate model so that traditional computer and few quantum gates are used to simulate computation. Box  922  indicates the BL VMM kernel may be designed inside of BL Turing machine, which is a tightly-coupled design. Or, placing the kernel inside emulator but outside of Turing machine, which is a median design. 
     Here are the steps of the BL emulator cycle: 
     Step  901 : accept ACM output subjective experience. Proceed to step  902 ; 
     Step  902 : Decompose quantum error correction to logical qubits &amp; logical quantum gates. Proceed to step  903 ; 
     Step  903 : Maintain virtual qubits &amp; gates with emulated physical control sequences. Proceed to step  904 ; 
     Step  904 : BL Turing machine cycle, comprises the following sub-steps: 
     Sub-step  9041 : Store physical quantum information. Proceed to sub-step  9042 ; 
     Sub-step  9042 : Von Neumann process 2: unitary operation or entangling. Proceed to sub-step  9043 ; 
     Sub-step  9043 : Von Neumann process 1: physical measurement. Proceed to sub-step  9044 ; 
     Sub-step  9044 : determine if continues the cycle. If yes, return to sub-step  9041 . Otherwise, proceed to step  905 ; 
     Step  905 : logical measurement &amp; error cancellation. Proceed to step  906 ; 
     Step  906 : braiding/Error correction. Proceed to step  907 ; 
     Step  907 : send the info to conscious engine to evaluate the BCE via emulated quantum switch. 
     Cyclic Adiabatic Quantum Model of BL Turing Machine 
       FIG. 9B  is the system diagram of cyclic adiabatic quantum model of BL Turing machine, to realize box  921  and  922  of  FIG. 9A .  FIG. 9B  is a tight-coupled design, placing BL VMM kernel inside of BL Turing machine, such that the design principle DEGENERACY can be easily applied. The diagram does not show error correction method, which is different from the one for quantum gate model. Adiabatic error correction stresses maintaining ground state. The Hamilton at time t+1 of an adiabatic system is
 
 H ( t+ 1)= H ( t )+ V ( t )
 
     Where V(t) is the perturbation function at time t. Solving Schrodinger equation, we obtain the eigenstate at time t
 
|Ψ( t )&gt;=Σ n   c   n ( t ) e   −iEt/h   |n  
 
     Where Ψ(t) is the eigen function of time t. Eigen function is the result of solving a eigen value function. In Quantum Mechanics, it is the result of solving Schrodinger equation. This result is the left side of the above formulae, and is normally expressed in the special notation |Ψ(t)&gt; in Quantum Mechanics to show its quantum eigen state; 
     Where c n (t) is the complex function of t, called amplitude. 
     The character “P” of  FIG. 9B  is the probability of the attention exerted on von Neumann process 1, meaning whether it is a “yes” or “no”:
 
Ψ( t )→Ψ( t+ 1)= P Ψ( t+ 1)+(1− P )Ψ( t )
 
     The above formula means that if P is 1 (Yes), we get new Ψ(t+1); if P is 0 (No), we get old Ψ(t). Attention exerts influence not only on von Neumann process 1, but also on intelligence elevator with its decision power. P itself is again influenced by V(t). P is generated by ACM model, and is also a function of time. 
     Box  94  is adiabatic BL Turing cycle, comprises box  941  BL VMM kernel, box  942  von Neumann process 2, box  943  von Neumann process 1, box  944  intelligence elevator and box  95  attention. Adiabatic BL Turing cycle accepts three inputs: box  931  subject experience, box  932  psychological frame and emotion, and box  933  external perturbation. Notice that external perturbation impacts not only BL VMM kernel, but also attention. 
     Box  941  BL VMM kernel comprises self-organized criticality/complex network model, affective cognition model, and agent/value system. Self-organized criticality/complex network model accepts subjective experience and external perturbation as inputs; affective cognition model and agent/value system accepts psychological frame and emotion as inputs. 
     The thicker arrow lines show the BL Turing cycle from BL VMM kernel→von Neumann process 2, → von Neumann process 1, →intelligence elevator and eventually back to → BL VMM kernel. 
     Box  96  shows several features of a BL adiabatic quantum system: 
     THE IMPACT OF VIRTUALIZATION/VMM TO BCN: Box  961  states that in the von Neumann process 2, (1) virtual contraction theory encourages network synchrony which is faster than the neuronal “winner-takes-all (WTA)” (See Rutishauser et al., “Competition through Selective Inhibitory Synchrony”, 2013.), showing the impact of virtualization to BCN. As a traditional AI computing principle, WTA may be used in machine learning theory, ie in human Cerebral cortex layer, WTA activates the neuron that impacts multiple inputs most to become output, and shuts up other neurons. However, the contract theory based on virtualization improves traditional WTA such that the activated neurons need not be in a single cortical layer. Neurons in two distant cortical layers can form a WTA BCE via quantum synchrony and entanglement. Moreover, the response time can be faster even though the distance is bigger. (2) During migration of BL OS (virtual machine) or even BL VMM itself, the already-entangled data are migrated by quantum teleporting. If the data involves traditional digital data, the box  3031  instruction to convert between digital and qubit data is used to convert first and then migrate, such that the migration of both digital or qubit virtual machines are accelerated using a hybrid quantum communication method that combines the above two ways of migration. (3) Adiabatic BL quantum system reuses resources: entangled quantum must be disentangled. Conscious engine generates new BCEs, like neuron neuro-genesis. 
     ADIABATIC QUANTUM MEASUREMENT: Box  962  states that during von Neumann process 1, the diabatic gate is used as probe to save quantum computing resource. Map the n qubits and k-body interactive target Hamiltonian to 2-body interaction. Use hybrid diabatic/adiabatic small amount of diabatic quantum gates to save quantum gate hardware resource, wherein the adiabatic register is the simulation register, and the diabatic quantum gate as probe register. Such optimization guarantees the parallel and network schedulers of BL VMM use minimum quantum gates and maximum traditional multicore resources. 
     ADIABATIC REENTRY CYCLE: Box  963  states that adiabatic evolution generates “geometric phase” during reentry cycles, such that attractors can be measured for multiple nonlinear coupled vibrator (e.g. tubulins). 
     ADIABATIC DEGENERACY: Box  964  states that in the intelligence elevator, adiabatic deengeracy uses multiple eigenstates: Ψ(t 0 ), Ψ(t 1 ), . . . to enhance system robustness and complexity. 
     SIMULATOR: BL emulator is a simulator when adiabatic quantum method is used, since no quantum algorithm can emulate quantum hardware with complete software. 
     TRANSFORMATION TO QUANTUM ALGORITHM: BL VMM must transform traditional artificial intelligence algorithms to quantum algorithms when running conscious quantum algorithms with no new quantum algorithm available. 
     BL Computing OS 
       FIG. 10  is the architecture diagram of BL computing OSs, explaining boxes  1021 ,  1022  and  1023  of  FIG. 1 . It illustrates the  1002  BL OS layer lies between  1001  BL application layer and  1003  BL VMM layer. At the bottom there is a  1004  hardware layer, which accepts external  1005  stimulus. There are three BL OSs: box  10021  unconscious engine OS, box  10024  conscious engine OS, and box  10023  affective engine OS. There are common OS components: box  100220  community detection model, box  100221  strong emergence communication, box  100222  weak emergence communication (for details of these emergence communication models see the explanation of  FIG. 14A  and  FIG. 14B ), box  100223  non-declarative memory, and box  100224  declarative memory (for details of these BL memory, see the explanation of  FIG. 13 ). 
     The functions of unconscious engine OS comprise (1)  100211  psychological consolidation. This is a simple driver to push chaos concept into BL VMM cycle, resulting in some BCEs with higher intelligence grade under unconscious push. This is equivalent to human brain in dream or consolidation of knowledge over long period of time. Psychologists term this as psychological simulation, which is a cyclic activity activated by internal stimulus, not external stimulus. (2)  100212  Markovian and non-Markovian machine learning/object recognition method library. The library contains various traditional AI algorithms. (3)  100213  traditional computer languages. 
     Conscious engine OS comprises (1)  100241  BL cognition, see the explanation of  FIG. 11  for details. (2)  100242  intelligence grade evaluation, see the explanation of  FIG. 11  for details. (3)  100243  teleological language, see the explanation of  FIG. 12  for details. 
     Box  10023  is affective engine OS, which provides psychological frame and emotion as inputs, and merges subject experience via BL VMM ACM model to generate attention. These two inputs also influence micro memory model. 
     BL Cognition 
       FIG. 11  is the flowchart of BL cognition, explaining the boxes  100241  and  100242  of  FIG. 10 . Here are steps: 
     Step  1101 : initialization of BL cognition; 
     Step  1102 : define intelligence grade. The definition is related to objective, and can be computed as follows: take the reward function of  FIG. 6 , multiply it with a distribution function, say 2 to the −K(μ), where K(μ) is Kolmogorov complex function and μ is probability distribution function. Sum up the product of the following cases. The sum is now the measurement of intelligence (see page 47 of Shane Legg 2008 PhD thesis, “Machine Super Intelligence”), and can be used for grade evaluation. The cases are: BCE is unitary operator, entangled two, or more than 2, hence to execute step  1103 ,  1104 ,  1105  and  1106  respectively; 
     Step  1103 : Unitary operator BCE is graded for its reasonableness, intelligence grade, etc. Proceed to step  1107 ; 
     Step  1104 : Entangled BCEs are graded for the combined meaning, coherence, Bell inequality against character, etc. Proceed to step  1107 ; 
     Step  1105 : Interfered BCE is graded for interference pattern explanation, superposition, etc. Proceed to step  1107 ; 
     Step  1106 : Multiple (&gt;2) BCEs are graded for their identity, individuality, micro/macro Schrodinger cat. Proceed to step  1107 ; 
     Step  1107 : Use the definition of intelligence grade, run Graver algorithm, sampling db to compare intelligence grade. Proceed to step  1108 ; 
     Step  1108 : normal return; 
     Step  1109 : Traditional semantic analysis: semantic Parsing, semantic labeling, and disambiguation. Proceed to step  1110  to execute BCE database operation; 
     Step  1110  is the BCE database, which provides data to execute step  1107 . 
     Teleological Language 
       FIG. 12  is the flowchart of teleological language, explaining the box  100243  of  FIG. 10 . 
     Box  1202  teleological language is the language for conscious engine, used to program the engine OS and  1201  conscious engine application. The teleological language itself can be written with teleological language, but the basic part is based on box  1203  BL instruction set. 
     Teleological language has  12021  parser and semantic analysis just as traditional language. The main computational body  12022  comprises the following logic steps: step  120221  defines by itself or accepts an objective set by application; step  120222  upward programming: use “upcall” to check if current operation matches objective. If not, adjustment must be made. 
     There are three interfaces for teleological language:
         (1) Box  12023  man-machine interface, including  120231  programmer providing reinforced learning, talents, experience (say via natural language);  120232  application input (say with Prolog program to input content, context and outcome);  120233  automatic input (say with batch script);  120234  other external stimulus;   (2) Box  12024  OS component library interfaces: to provide  120241  interfaces to emergence communication,  120242  interface to BL memory (communicate with  1205  BL memory, including  12041  non-declarative memory and  12042  declarative memory), and interface to BL cognition model. Thus, conscious engine applications communicates with OS components via the said interfaces;   (3) Box  12025  traditional language interactive interfaces (IIf): the BL system uses IIf to communicate with  1207  traditional language. There are three IIf formats: (a) use Aspect Programming to insert upward programming instructions and expand traditional language such as Prolog, Python or Java; (b) teleological-language program and traditional-language program as two separate programs to interact via IIf; (c) teleological language and traditional language combine to form a new language including one language as an in-inline insertion to another language.       

     Box  120241  communication interface communicates with  1204  emergence communication module. Emergence communication module comprises the following steps: 
     Step  12041 : determine if individual emergence or group emergence. If individual emergence, proceed to step  12042 . Otherwise it is group emergence, proceed to step  12043 ; 
     Step  12042 : macro emergence model maintains single emergence concept, signifying agency, meaning, value and work; 
     Step  12043 : determine if all concepts are useful. If yes, proceed to step  12044 . Otherwise, proceed to step  12045 ; 
     Step  12044 : macro emergence model maintains multiple BCEs moving to the same direction; 
     Step  12045 : select one of the following: grading algorithm or what-if algorithm. 
     For details of macro emergence model, see the explanation of  FIG. 14A  and  FIG. 14B . 
     BL Memory 
       FIG. 13  is the flowchart of BL memory, explaining the boxes  200223  and  100224  of  FIG. 10 , and the box  308  of  FIG. 3 . Here we borrow the ideas of human brain memory classification: semantic memory, episodic memory and procedural memory. Notice in BL VMM the memory operation, regardless read or write, is completed via multiple processes. Multiple processes resort to the design principle of degeneration, which may also realize the memory mechanism association. 
     Step  1301 : start memory read and write. Proceed to step  1302 ; 
     Step  1302 : determine memory type. If type is  1303  semantic, proceed to step  1304 . If type is  1305  episodic, proceed to step  1306 . If type is  1307  procedural, proceed to step  1308 ; if type is  1309  associated memory, proceed to step  1308 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1311 ; 
     Step  1304 : use frame, block, network, schema model to operate. Proceed to step  1319 ; 
     Step  1306 : use Prolog program to perform symbolic read and write. Proceed to  1319 ; 
     Step  1308 : use unconscious engine to read and write. Proceed to step  1319 ; 
     Step  1310 : use quantum theory and neural net to read and write. Proceed to step  1319 ; 
     Step  1311 : error return; 
     Step  1312 : determine if read/write BCE state. If yes, proceed to step  1313 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1322 ; 
     Step  1313 : determine if the information saved to VBSM. If yes, proceed to step  1314 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1315 ; 
     Step  1314 : Use quantum theory to calculate probability. Proceed to step  1319 ; 
     Step  1315 : determine if simulating BCE concept stream. If yes, proceed to step  1316 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1317 ; 
     Step  1316 : use quantum coherence to lead the result of quantum coherence. Proceed to step  1319 . 
     Step  1317 : determine if simulating a train of BCEs. If yes, proceed to step  1318 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1311 ; 
     Step  1318 : use diffused quantum coherence state to lead to a train of mind state. Proceed to step  1319 ; 
     The following steps are executed in BL VMM, separated with a dash line from the above steps executed in the OS. 
     Step  1319 : enter micro memory model. Proceed to step  1320 ; 
     Step  1320 : accept the influence from psychological frame, emotion and value system, and complete (1) write: categorize information and create multiple processes to handle the information; (2) read: multiple process using degeneration to reappear information. Proceed to step  1321 ; 
     Step  1321 : normal return; 
     Step  1322 : error return. 
     BL OS Macro Emergence Model 
       FIG. 14A  is the architecture diagram of the macro emergence model of BL OS, explaining the boxes  100221  &amp;  100222  of  FIG. 10 . 
     Similar to traditional computer OS, BL engine OS also manages communication resources. Macro emergence model exchanges communication between unconscious engine OS and conscious engine OS, similar to human brain&#39;s inter-hemispheric communication. However, if we consider a project coordinated in a multi-person community, the communication can be extended to multiple brains, or multiple sets of OSs running on BL VMM, with each set containing conscious, unconscious and affective engine OSs. There may be people specialized in right brain, forming the strong emergence concept, such as the vision for a company. Or people specialized in left brain forms weak emergence concept, such as contribution to company workflow or part of the flow. 
     As for the content of communication, it can be individual BCE or routine composed by multiple BCEs. According to the definition for intelligence grade illustrated in step  1102  of  FIG. 11 , BCE can be categorized as strong emergence (high intelligence grade), weak emergence (low intelligence grade), and chaos emergence (extremely weak intelligence grade). For situation of weak emergence, the BL system finds a routine to be inserted with the weak emergence BCE; for situation of strong emergence, the BL system finds several routines jointly to satisfy the strong emergence BCE. 
     Box  14   a   1  at the left of  FIG. 14A  is such a routine found by BL system which can be inserted with weak emergence BCE  14   a   41 ,  14   a   42 , and  14   a   43 ; box  14   a   3  at the right of  FIG. 14A  is a group of routines found by the BL system, comprising many routines  14   a   31 ,  14   a   32 , . . . , to be used to satisfy strong emergence BCE  14   a   51 . Weak emergence BCE and strong emergence BCE both come from episodic library  14   a   22 . The said routine or group of routines is from procedural library  14   a   23 . A routine may be modified and replaced back to procedural library. 
       FIG. 14B  is the flowchart of the macro emergence model of BL OS, explaining, with flowchart, the boxes  100221  &amp;  100222  of  FIG. 10 , as well as the step  218  of  FIG. 2 . The steps are: 
     Step  14   b   01 : initialized to evaluate emergence concept. Proceed to step  14   b   02 ; 
     Step  14   b   02 : determine if BCE is weak emergence. If yes proceed to step  14   b   03 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   10 ; 
     Step  14   b   03 : from procedural library find routines that can be inserted with weak emergence concept. Proceed to step  14   b   04 ; 
     Step  14   b   04 : determine if the weak emergence concept is suitable to insert. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   05 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   06 ; 
     Step  14   b   05 : insert the old weak emergence concept to form new routine. Proceed to step  14   b   18 ; 
     Step  14   b   06 : determine if a modified concept can be re-inserted. If yes, go back to step  14   b   03 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   07 ; 
     Step  14   b   07 : Enter episodic library. Proceed to step  14   b   08 ; 
     Step  14   b   08 : Enter semantic library. Proceed to step  14   b   09 ; 
     Step  14   b   09 : normal return; 
     Step  14   b   10 : determine if BCE is strong emergence. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   11 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   18 ; 
     Step  14   b   11 : from procedural library find routines that satisfy strong emergence concept. Proceed to step  14   b   12 ; 
     Step  14   b   12 : determine if the routine found is satisfactory. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   13 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   17 ; 
     Step  14   b   13 : determine if emergence concept can be divided. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   14 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   07 ; 
     Step  14   b   14 : perform divide and conquer (e.g. autonomic process such as analyzing, decision making, etc.). Proceed to step  14   b   15 ; 
     Step  14   b   15 : Determine if the divided emergence concept can find satisfactory routine. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   17 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   07 ; 
     Step  14   b   16 : organize old routine to form new routine in order to satisfy emergence concept. Proceed to step  14   b   17 ; 
     Step  14   b   17 : enter procedural library. Proceed to step  14   b   20 ; 
     Step  14   b   18 : determine if BCE is chaos emergence. If yes, proceed to step  14   b   19 . Otherwise, proceed to step  14   b   21 ; 
     Step  14   b   19 : store BCE. Proceed to step  14   b   20 ; 
     Step  14   b   20 : normal return; 
     Step  14   b   21 : error return. 
     BL Autonomic Computing System 
       FIG. 15A  is the architecture diagram of BL autonomic computing system. The diagram further divides the BL computing virtualization method into 7 layers from bottom to top, wherein conscious engine and unconscious engine each has its own 7 layers. The diagram shows if the 7 layers of unconscious engine are taken as the main processes, each of the 7 layers of conscious engine are auxiliary to the corresponding unconscious layer via autonomic outer-cycle, inter-cycle and intra-cycle; 
     Differing from traditional autonomic computing, BL autonomic computing system inserts emergence concepts from conscious engine via outer-cycle, inter-cycle, and intra-cycle, into the traditional autonomic monitor→analyze→plan→execute or MAPE process. Obviously if the 4 MAPE processes of unconscious engine are routinely realized, the project management would be very rigid and be the cause of project delay or even failure. With emergence concept insertion, the success rate is increased greatly. 
     Box  1501  is unconscious engine. The applications of unconscious engine comprises box  15011  traditional applications, box  15012  unconscious engine&#39;s 7 th  layer application: micro management, box  15013  unconscious engine&#39;s 6 th  layer application: social foundation (personal care, discipleship, leadership), box  15014  unconscious engine&#39;s 5 th  layer application: execution preparation, box  15015  unconscious engine&#39;s 4 th  layer application: planning, and box  15016  unconscious engine&#39;s 3 rd  layer application: parsing and semantic analysis. 
     Box  1502  is conscious engine. The applications of conscious engine comprises box  15021  conscious engine&#39;s 7 th  layer application: social application and financial engineering, box  15022  conscious engine&#39;s 6 th  layer application: social foundation of large population information, box  15023  conscious engine&#39;s 5 th  layer application: creative execution, box  15024  conscious engine&#39;s 4 th  layer application: decision engineering, and box  15025  conscious engine&#39;s 3 rd  layer application: meaning analysis/data mining/rule building. 
     The arc arrow  15031  is the outer-cycle of BL autonomic computing system, meaning after monitor→analyze→plan→execute, the cycle goes back to monitor. The arc arrow  15032  is the inter-cycle of the BL system, meaning any two processes may mutually cycle. The arc arrow  15033  is the intra-cycle, meaning any single process can repeat itself. For instance, unconscious engine&#39;s parsing analysis→conscious engine&#39;s data mining→(returns to) unconscious engine&#39;s parsing analysis. 
     Box  1504  is the 2 nd  layer BL OS/VMM, comprises box  15041  traditional OS, box  15042  unconscious engine OS (including box  150421  object recognition), box  15043  conscious engine OS, and box  15044 , the focusing point of the disclosed invention: BL VMM. 
     Box  1505  is the 1 st  layer: hardware (traditional, quantum, molecular computer), comprises box  15051  I/O hardware sensor, and box  15052  I/O hardware effector. The hardware layer accepts  1506  external stimulus. 
     The steps of BL autonomic computing system comprise: 
     Input Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (1)}: External stimulus enter hardware sensor, comprise text, graphics, audio and video data; 
     Monitoring Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (2)}: The primitive stimulus data enter object recognizer of unconscious engine; 
     Analysis Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (3)}: The results of object recognition such as square, circle and/or other geometric shapes are sent to traditional semantic analysis; 
     Arrow line {circle around (4)}: Traditional parsing analysis must rely on the BL cognition of conscious engine OS to get real meaning, and the application of the 3 rd  layer of conscious engine may replace manual efforts to create rules and perform data mining to understand the real meaning of external stimulus; 
     Arrow line {circle around (5)}: The fully-understood semantic meaning is sent to the 4 th  layer application of unconscious engine for planning; 
     Planning Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (6)}: Traditional planning can be merely routine work without any emergent idea needed by decision making. An example would be a manager who understands planning process but has no domain knowledge, hence cannot assign appropriate domain-knowledgeable subordinates in the plan. The domain knowledge is subject experience, which must be assisted by the 4 th  layer application of conscious engine to gain the emergent concept of decision process; 
     Arrow line {circle around (7)}: A professional, knowledgeable, innovative plan is sent to the 5 th  layer application of unconscious engine to prepare for execution; 
     Execution Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (8)}: Routine execution preparation may handle the project OK, but without creative execution, the project management may be ineffective. For instance, an unexpected difficulty is encountered and the manager must form ad hoc team for special care and resolving problem. Therefore, the routine execution preparation must be assisted by the 5 th  layer application of conscious engine to execute creatively and avoid ineffectiveness; 
     Output Function: 
     Arrow line {circle around (9)}: A complete execution realized at the hardware effector. 
     The six functions stated above are illustrated in  FIG. 15B  as functional modules. Box  15 B 1  is input module, box  15 B 2  is monitor module, box  15 B 3  is analysis module, box  15 B 4  is planning module, box  15 B 5  is execution module, and box  15 B 6  is output module. The meaning of arrow line {circle around (1)} to {circle around (9)} is the same as that of  FIG. 15A . These modules extend the functions of traditional autonomic computing, and the technical effects are solutions that can be more agile and creative. 
     Performance Service System of Multi-Core Computing Cluster 
       FIG. 16  is the architecture diagram of performance service system for multi-core computer cluster. 
     When quantum computer is commercialized initially, the traditional computers are still proliferated. One of the quantum computing tasks is to assist traditional computer to advance its return of investment. One inevitable mission will be to enhance the performance of multi-core computer with BL computing virtualization. 
     An advantage to use BL computing virtualization for performance service of the multi-core computer cluster is: BL VMM can be installed on every blade servers and can communicate with performance information amongst them. The macro emergence model of  FIGS. 14A and 14B  has capabilities to inter-communicate amongst BL VMMs of different servers. From  FIG. 15A , the BL autonomic computing architecture supports  15041  traditional OS; and basically the autonomic computing reference architecture (ACRA) is still valid in the BL situation, hence BL VMM is completely compatible with traditional OS and ACRA architecture. This means no code change of traditional application and traditional OS. Moreover, Performance Monitoring Unit (PMU) is a piece of hardware collecting performance statistics information on general CPU (x86, ARM, SPARC, MIPS), comprising several control registers and data registers. Because PMU is able to report the health of the low-level traditional hardware, and capture performance information for BL VMM, the emergence idea of BL computing may improve performance situation creatively anytime when the existing performance method is regarded as subjective experience. 
     Box  1601  is the software running on multi-core blade server  1605 , and adiabatic quantum gadgets  1606 , comprises BL VMM  1604  and three OS software: traditional Linux virtual machine (VM)  16011  (with traditional application  160111  running on it), unconscious engine OS  16012  (with unconscious engine application  160121  running on it), and conscious engine OS  16013  (with conscious engine application  16013  running on it). The server has complete set of BL computing components, and is the master server of the entire multi-core computer cluster. 
     Box  1602  is the software running on multi-core blade server  1607 , comprising BL VMM  1604  and two OS software: multi-core Linux  16021  (with traditional application  160211  running on it), and traditional Linux virtual machine  16022  (with traditional application  160221  running on it). The server runs BL VMM without BL engine. Therefore, the server may run traditional multi-core performance tool, but it cannot collect performance information in BL engine format (“BL information” hereafter) for the master server. 
     Box  1603  is the software running on multi-core blade server  1608 , comprising BL VMM  1604  and two OS software: the unconscious engine OS  16032  (with unconscious engine application  160321  running on it), and 2 traditional Linux virtual machines  16031  (with traditional application  160311  running on it), and  16033  (with traditional application  160311  running on it). The server runs BL VMM and unconscious engine, and is able to collect BL information for the master server. 
     Box  1604  BL VMM communicates with VMs of other servers via virtual network switch  16041 . The switch eventually must utilize physical network switch  1611  for physical connection. BL VMM also connects to IaaS cloud manager  1610 . Respective blade server places the collected BL information in database  1609 . BL VMM reads the BL information from the database, and takes it as subjective experience to improve the performance of the entire cluster. 
     Emergent Software Development and Service Delivery Systems for Information Industry 
       FIG. 17  is the architecture diagram of emergent software development and service delivery systems for information industry. 
     There exist several standards to operate the management flow for companies in information industry, e.g. CMMI-DEV/SVC(Capability Maturity Model Integration for Development &amp; Service), IPD(Integrated Product Development), etc. These standards can be automated by the disclosed invention. In addition to the resulted flow knowledge itself (flow templates, best practices, and wealth library), the most important knowledge stored in the emergent BCN comprises: development knowledge of software engineering processes, as well as software service delivery processes. Development knowledge again comprises various engineering documents: concept document, design document, code and test document. The documents are created with emergence BCN. For service delivery flow, strong emergence is in the service strategic management and service deliver flows. For software engineering flow, the intelligence grade of emergence BCE ranges from strong-emergence concept document to weak-emergence test document. Details are illustrated as follows: 
     Service Delivery Flow: 
     Box  17011  Service Strategy Management Stage 
     In this stage the service manager endeavors to figure out various service strategies, such as reaching automated service via website. For sales service, strategies comprise sales pitch, people networking, and quality of on-site service. These need emergent ideas of high grade of intelligence. 
     Box  17012  Requirements Management Stage 
     Since requirements have been written by engineering process, there is a need for modification. Therefore, the intelligence grade of modifying requirements content is not high. This is a weak emergence. 
     Box  17013  Service Transition Stage 
     System transition means the software developed at the developer site is now transitioned to run on customer site. Normally a committed customer will make transition easier, since only technical problem needs to be resolved. However, the first purchase order (first customer in a market sector) requires more considerations, such as hard-to-find “guinea pig”, the exposed software defects on-site, customer complaints, the welfare of the developer, etc. However the content in this is weak emergence. 
     Box  17014  Service Delivery Stage 
     This is the most important stage in the whole service delivery flow, with complex situations of quality assurance related to contract. For sales service, eventually it is the contract signing, including internal and external public relations, hence the strong emergence in interpersonal relation. 
     Box  17015  Service Continuity Stage 
     The stage is about technical support and post-sale service, requires relatively small innovation, hence secondary weak emergence. 
     Software Engineering Flow: 
     Box  17021  Concept Formulation Stage 
     Concept formulation is like writing a PhD thesis, a paper or a book. The first thing is to collect information, either search the emergence idea of others during literature review, or write down our own emergence idea on cards. Then organize the information by putting together our own or others into a reasonable concept. Such traditional organization method can be added with BL computing virtualization method so that no emergence idea is missed. This is particularly true in enterprises where the concept document is considered as strong emergence, and must combine two emergence BCNs of market situation and technical trend, both changing rapidly. 
     Box  17022  Requirement &amp; Prototyping Stage 
     Prototyping is normally weak emergence. A prototype is logic code inviting comments from others (weak emergence) when done. Or, it is continuously modified by inserting the writer&#39;s own idea, as unconscious chaos concepts are consolidated and becomes conscious. It is not strong emergence, but when a lot of engineering prototypes are accumulated into a library, similar to the procedural memory in the human brain, the logical and reasonable combination of some prototypes may be used by strong emergence ideas. 
     Prototyping is part of requirements stage: writing requirements document while prototyping. While the process is weak emergence, it is a stage where innovation or emergence ideas can be inserted to much larger extent than those in the agile programming stage. 
     Box  17023  Agile Programming Stage 
     Agile programming is different from Prototyping in that prototyping is normally single-brain behavior, but agile development is a group behavior (multiple brains) where management and coordination are important. Regarding Software Complexity, it may be analyzed by complex network theory. For instance, the inheritance of java language can create hierarchical network in vertical direction. Class is node, and inheritance is arc. In addition, the call between java methods is arc in horizontal direction. This complex network may also have self-organized criticality. The BL computing virtualization method is used to evaluate software itself as a BCN which is chaos, ordered weak emergence, or critical strong emergence. 
     Box  17024  Testing Stage 
     During testing, emergence insertion is low, including intelligent ways to do beta tests (customer on-site verification) for small modification/insertion of ideas to match customer requirements. 
     Box  1703  is BL OS layer, wherein the macro emergence model of BL engine filters BCEs with their intelligence grade. Any of the aforementioned services or development flow processes, if automated as a BL application, may interact with macro emergence model of this layer. 
     Box  1704  is BL VMM layer, wherein the micro emergence model filters BCE with their intelligence grade via BCE state, such as local or global criticality. Box  1705  is BL emulator where the strong or weak emergence is emphasized by attention or will power. This is like a responsible chief engineer realizes how important his attention must be emphasized at the concept formulation stage, or the service delivery manager realizes to place his/her attention at the service strategy management stage and service delivery stage. 
     Mission Critical Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery System 
       FIG. 18A  is the architecture diagram of mission-critical business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) system. An example is the mission-critical banking system, where a small system error could cause a billion-dollar loss if not recovered in short notice; or the military information system where a wrong message could cause hundreds of soldier&#39;s lives. 
     Box  1801  is unconscious engine application, wherein box  18011  is the existing BC/DR in the problem company. After the installation of BL computing virtualization product, the product still takes advantage of the value of the existing system as it has accumulated past experiences to adapt to various old enterprise problems. Box  18012  is BC/DR systems of other companies, where the subjective experience/knowledge of them can be absorbed. The two applications can be traditional non-AI application, or AI algorithm, but they don&#39;t have the nature of BL computing innovation. 
     Box  1802  is conscious engine application, wherein box  18021  is decision engineering model. The model extends traditional decision analysis to engineering flow, and matches software engineering flow of  FIG. 17 , where the emergence ideas for BC/DR are transformed into software, with various weak or strong emergence situations for the flow stages. Emphasis and attention are then applied to control the success of the project. Decision engineering life cycle includes the writing of concept document, requirements document, design document and test document. Box  18022  black swan theory model comprises bar-bell strategy, convex and concave model, self-similar model, redundancy, fragility computation, and the 4 th  quadrant (consistent with box  1015  D-quadrant) of black swan theory. Details of black swan theory are in N. N. Taleb 2010 book “The Black Swan: the impact of the highly improbable” 
     BL OS layer comprises box  1803  unconscious engine OS (running chaos concept consolidation), box  1804  macro emergence model, box  1805  BL memory (including episodic library, semantic library and procedural library), box  1806  conscious engine OS (running BL cognition model and traditional semantic analysis). 
     BL VMM layer in this diagram shows two important components: box  1807  micro emergence model and its mathematical model for BC/DR: box  18071  critical phenomenon model. In addition, box  18072  is the migration mechanism of BL VMM. During peace time or disaster time, BL OS migrates via quantum communication, and BL VMM via the hybrid quantum communication method described in box  961  of  FIG. 9B . 
     Several critical flows (not in sequential order) are illustrated below: 
     Flow {circle around (1)}, unconscious engine BL-computing virtualizes existing and other company BC/DR methods, analyzes their important ideas, saves them in the BL memory, and formulates BL emergence BCN. The ideas start consolidating. 
     Flow {circle around (2)}, when implementing decision engineering, activate macro emergence model, and manage the documenting flow of concept formulation to testing according to the intelligence grade of strong emergence, secondary emergence, weak emergence, and secondary weak emergence. 
     Flow {circle around (3)}, box  181  is a design document as one of the deliverables of BC/DR improvement project, the engineering architecture diagram. See  FIG. 18B  for details. 
     Flow {circle around (4)}, conscious engine runs traditional semantic analysis, and inputs the various black swan models and knowledge of decision engineering into BCN, by employing BL cognition method. 
     Flow {circle around (5)}, black swan self-similar model, modeled with mathematical interface instruction (see explanation (h) of box  3031  BL instruction set) regarding critical phenomena for BC/DR application. 
     Sample Design Architecture Diagram of Mission-Critical BC/DR 
       FIG. 18B  is a sample design architecture diagram of mission-critical disaster recovery. The diagram shows an important deliverable—engineering design architecture diagram—a BC/DR software engineering system produced by BL computing virtualization method. Box  182  BC/DR system architecture comprises two major components: box  1821  prevention system and box  1822  reaction system. Prevention system includes box (1)  18211  black swan system, the theoretical foundation of mission-critical BC/DR system; (2)  18212  drill system, the drill management system for emergency events; (3)  18213  improvement system, responsible for manual improvement, self-improvement, bootstrapping subsystems; and (4)  18214  decision maker cell system, a companion subsystem assisting decision maker to collect his/her frame and emotion data during peace time, and react rapidly during emergency time. Box  1822  reaction system comprises (1)  18221  re-plan subsystem triggered by disaster; (2)  18222  in-time response subsystem triggered by disaster, including automatic analyzing the root cause of the disaster and responding in time; (3)  18223  pre-warning subsystem with PMU to capture the moment right before system crash and inform the reaction in-time subsystem. 
       FIG. 18B  also illustrates this embodiment as a bootstrapping process of a BL computing system from manual activation to automation. Three types of bootstrapping process are as follows:
         (1) Semantic knowledge absorption and bootstrapping: absorption of large amount of fact knowledge, including various published professional paper, book, and theories. One example is  18211  black swan theory and the way to transform the words of digital book into a subnet of BCN. Detailed semantic and parsing algorithm is beyond the scope of the disclosed invention, but the bootstrapping process comprises manually transforming the knowledge of black swan knowledge (including bar-bell strategy, concave/convex model, self-similar model, redundancy, system fragility computation, and the 4 th  quadrant model, into network nodes) and gradually converting this manual procedure to automatic way, in particular with self-organized mathematical model to realize the automation. The semantic knowledge is eventually converted into procedural knowledge.   (2) Absorption of procedural knowledge and bootstrapping: absorb large amount of rules of existing rulebases, open-source programs, and procedural libraries owned by company, acquired commercially, or downloaded from open-source websites (as software product, program, rule-base, company software workflow, etc.). For instance, box  18214  the mobile application for decision maker may be acquired from open-source website. The source code is then converted as BCN subnet. Detailed computer language analysis or rule-base rule analysis is beyond the scope of this disclosed invention, but the bootstrapping process comprises employing manual method to translate programs into BCN nodes, and converting the manual method into automatic method, in particular using the self-organized mathematical theory to realize automation.   (3) Episodic event recording, analyzing and bootstrapping: record multimedia information related to the event, and attach the information to the BCN node (called episodic node). The episodic nodes are different from normal BCN node in that the timestamp is added. In addition, the episodic node connects with semantic node and procedural node. The connection benefits the design of complex event process. For instance, box  18221  re-plan subsystem triggered by disaster and box  18222  in-time responding subsystem are both complex event processes, and both involve root cause analysis. In addition, the design of box  18212  drill subsystem may also be benefited from episodic event recording. Lastly, the improvement subsystem box  18213  is the most critical subsystem, since it may reflect upon past accumulated records for future design and refinement. According to the design principle of  FIG. 8C , the intelligence elevator, disaster redundancy and system fragility may be elevated and improved as a degeneracy system. The detailed improvement method and how to design complex event process/root cause analysis is beyond the scope of the disclosed invention, but the bootstrapping process includes employment of manual ways to use past record, constantly reflects on the record for future system design, learns from BCN to design complex event process/root cause analysis, and then converts the manual method to automation, in particular using the self-organized mathematical theory to realize automation.       

       FIG. 18C  illustrates a problem solution of BL computing. The embodiment can be used in any BC/DR system, not necessarily mission-critical ones. Firstly, when a BL system is built, two degenerated structures (DS) are established: a dynamic degenerated structure (DDS) and a static degenerated structure (SDS). From  FIG. 18C  it is clear that the primary work of BL VMM is to build a huge BCN, with capability of degeneration, robustness, and complexity. Each re-entrant cycle builds this BCN towards a better dynamic degenerated structure. Right around the time of this BL VMM cycle, BL OS either performs traditional semantic work, or puts this newly-formed BCN into memory, during which time the BCN itself does not change, hence a static degenerated structure. Secondly, when there is a BC/DR problem, BL VMM resorts to utilizing the DDS of the VMM to resolve the problem. The DSS uses multiple degenerated paths to accomplish the solution according to  FIG. 18C . If the problem cannot be resolved (such as a hardware problem), a migration process is taken. Not only BL OS image migrates, but BL VMM migrates as well. For BL VMM migration, reverted states are obtained from BL memory wherein the memory recovery method is provided by BL computing virtualization, as in steps  1313  and  1320  of  FIG. 13 . As for traditional virtual machine (VM), the traditional VM reverting method is used. For both BL memory recovery and traditional VM reverting, their migration completes with quantum communication (see box  96  of  FIG. 9 ). 
     The detailed flow is as follows: 
     The function to build degenerated structure: 
     Step  1831 : determine if building DS. If yes, proceed to step  1832 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1835 ; 
     Step  1832 : determine if it is a VMM operation process. If yes, proceed to step  1833 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1834 ; 
     Step  1833 : build dynamic degenerated structure. Proceed to step  1842 ; 
     Step  1834 : build static degenerated structure. Proceed to step  1842 ; 
     The function to handle BC/DR problem: 
     Step  1835 : determine if handling BC/DR problem. If yes, proceed to step  1836 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1843 ; 
     Step  1836 : use dynamic degenerated structure, and its robustness to resolve problem. Proceed to step  1837 ; 
     Step  1837 : determine if the problem is resolved. If yes, proceed to step  1842 . Otherwise, (e.g. hardware problem) proceed to step  1838 ; 
     Step  1838 : use static degenerated structure to recover memory by rebuilding BCN states. The BCN states are successfully rebuilt. Proceed to step  1839 ; 
     Step  1839 : determine if traditional VMs need to revert. If yes, proceed to step  1840 . Otherwise, proceed to step  1841 ; 
     Step  1840 : use traditional snapshot to revert VMs. Proceed to step  1841 ; 
     Step  1841 : BCN and/or VM migrates using (hybrid) quantum communication. Proceed to step  1842 ; 
     Step  1842 : normal return; 
     Step  1843 : error return. 
     Technical Effects of BL Computing Virtualization Method 
     It is obvious from above description that BL computing virtualization method is a complex, cycle-based, and brain-like engine to supply emergent and creative concepts to the applications. When applying BL computing virtualization method, the technical effects are more creative in self-management, self-monitoring, and self-healing. For example, the said BL autonomic computing system has its unconscious layers getting creative inputs from respective conscious layers; the BL multi-core cloud computing system uses the BL performance data to self-improve the performance of individual host system and the whole cloud; the BL software development and service delivery system are now focusing on the strong emergence process to increase success rate; and the BL BC/DR system is able to creatively analyze the root cause, turn out engineering architectural design, and self-improve itself from current existing BC/DR system of own company and knowledge from BC/DR systems of other companies. From a viewpoint of 4 quadrants of the application layer of BL computing virtualization, the above application systems are mostly C-quadrant oriented. There could be lots of other applications in the other 3 quadrants that would be benefited by BL computing virtualization method. 
     Although the 3 different design styles of BL VMM are stressed in  FIG. 3 : tightly coupled, median coupled and loosely coupled, in an actual design of BL VMM, the design styles is not limited to what is described, as new modules and new concepts can fall into other setup of the current embodiments. The hardware: traditional, quantum and molecular computers mentioned here is also not exhausted, as newer technology becomes available in the future. In addition, there may be other ways beyond gate model and adiabatic model for realizing BL emulation, since there may be ways not to use hardware gadgets such as in the situation of molecular computing. The applications systems also are not limited to the BL autonomic system, the BL multi-core performance system, the BL software development and service delivery system, and the BL BC/DR system. The application of this generic system is limitless. 
     The above embodiments enable those skilled in the art to realize or utilize the invention. Those skilled in the art may make various modifications to the invention as long as the modification is within the bounds of the inventive ideas. Therefore the protection range of the invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Rather, it should have the largest protection range described by the technical characteristics of the claims.