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What is Eukaryotic Cell

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Handbook of Research on Global Media’s Preternatural Influence on Global Technological Singularity, Culture, and Government
A unicellular organism with a nucleus enclosed within a nuclear envelope and distinct various organelles with specific functions (Eukaryote, n.d.), and is the basic component of the plants and animals as multicellular organisms, superior on the evolutionary scale to the prokaryotic cell like bacterium, which has not nucleus and organelles (Prokaryote, n.d.), but similar informational functions (Gaiseanu, 2020c).
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The Cognitive-Sentient Exploration of Mediated Reality: From Proto-Cognition/Epigenetic Informational Processes to Big Data-Assisted Prediction
Florin Gaiseanu (Science and Technology of Information, Romania)
Copyright: © 2022 |Pages: 21
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8884-0.ch010
Abstract
This chapter described the intimate processes of the informational system of the human body and cells and their effect on the mind in order to understand how information is received/operated and integrated in the genetic structure of the organism by epigenetic mechanisms. Individual education/learning are the basic processes allowing the knowledge/judgement of mediated reality, and for the formation of decision criteria, beliefs, and mentality. The contributive role of media in education/behavior is highlighted, revealing the positive/negative effects of the persuasive messages in interaction with individual/collective beliefs and mentality. The inoculation techniques applied in various fields of media are discussed from the informational perspective, emphasizing the implication of the cognitive centers on such processes. Big data analysis and predictive conclusions on the social effects are used nowadays as feedback support, helping the optimization of the relation between audience and media products.
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