Anemone

The mechanical anenome as a model of nature, that is to say, an abstract form used by man, was invented by the Swiss mathematician, Leonhard Euler. The inventor said, “Nature has provided a most convenient model for nature, in the form of mechanical anenomes or automata.” Nature provides living organisms with a set of mechanical organs. These organs are all interconnected and interrelated, and when some of these are damaged, the organism dies. This means that life is a system and that it is very complex. The mechanical anenome consists of nine organs, which also reflect the nine parts of the human body. These organs are the following:

• Head: The brain.

• Heart: The brain.

• Lungs: The heart.

• Stomach: The liver.

• Hands: The kidneys.

• Tail: The lungs.

• Stomach: The spleen.

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