Official Responses and Evaluations Prof. Bravy received on his Work in the Area of "Metacybernetics"

1.     Prof. Yefim Malitikov (Ph. D., D. Sc), member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of the international association "Znanie", Chair, CIS Interstate Committee on Knowledge Dissemination and Adult Education: "Prof. K. Bravy has developed "Bio-intellectual Technologies (Bi-tech)" enabling million-fold enhancement of human intellectual abilities. He has demonstrated the application of these technologies in modern industry. It is absolutely necessary to organize the formation of highly qualified experts and a new kind of leaders in order to continue the realization of these technologies in the economy and in the social sphere."

2.     Dr. Shlomo Shafir (Ph.D), Professor at the University of Applied Science at Straslund, Germany: "The  University of Applied Science at Straslund has granted me permission to present the Metacybernetic Technologies developed by Prof. K. Bravy to European industrial enterprises."

3.     Dr. Joseph Tiran (Ph.D), senior lecturer and researcher at the Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva: "Prof. Bravy proposes a new direction in the development of Metacybernetics – a direction connected to optimal solution of all control problems arising in the process of operating and maintenance of modern machinery throughout their life-cycle."

4.     Dr. Jacob Gabbay (Ph.D), CEO of “In Time Software Systems”, an expert-systems specialist: "Prof. K. Bravy has developed optimal parametric control systems. Being similar to "Bio-intellectual Control Systems", these systems have the advantages of both centralized and decentralized control systems, without the respective disadvantages."

5.      Dr. Oleg Amurzhayev,  (Ph. D., D.Sc.), Vice President of “Hi-Tech Building Systems Corporation”, Canada: "Prof. K. Bravy proposes a new, original approach to building "Wise Machinery". This approach will enable to reduce the rate of accidents and significantly decrease the huge financial losses due to incorrect, belated or non-optimal actions in the operating and maintenance process of complex equipment."

6.      Dr. David Metrevely (Ph.D), Manager of “DM AeroSafe”, gold medal laureate at the international innovation exhibition “IENA 2002” held in Nuremberg, Germany:      "It is my opinion, that the theoretical research and the practical solutions proposed by Prof. K. Bravy should be the leading approach for reducing the accident rate for modern machinery, and for significantly reducing the great financial losses stemming from belated, wrong and non-optimal actions in the process of machinery operating and maintenance."

7.     Mr. Diment Gershman, (M.Sc.) International Activity Coordinator at the new-immigrant scientists' initiative encouragement center "Bashan": "Prof. K. Bravy has proposed a new decision support system, based on a mathematical description of the brain unconscious activity for the organism's viability maintaining within an animals. Prof. Bravy has demonstrated the application of these decision support systems in modern industry."

8.     Mr. Zohar Dvir (Eng.), manager of "Zohar Dvir Enterprises": Prof. Bravy proposes a new control technology, promising to greatly enhance Man's intellectual abilities as compared with the possibilities offered by empirical knowledge".

9.     Professor Mark Katz (Ph.D, D.Sc.), Correspondent Member of the International Academy of Computer Science and Computerized Systems, Ukraine: "The mathematical description of the cerebral unconscious activity for viability assurance of biological organisms, and the validation of the "viability paradigm" open vast possibilities for optimal solution of all possible management problems arising in the post-industrial world".

10. Professor Aleksandr Neduva ((Ph.D, D.Sc.)), Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences: "I fully support the view, that the unconscious activity of the homeostatic brain for viability assurance of the living organism is not as error-prone as the human conscious activity. This is the reason I think, that Prof. Bravy's call to study the brain unconscious activity for the optimal solution of all control problems arising in our post-industrial world is entitled to every form of support."

11.  Professor Yuli Rubenchik (Ph.D, D.Sc.), Laureate of Russian and Ukrainian state prizes: "Flexible Control Systems" in modern industry like to "Bio-intellectual Control Systems" in animals are unique in their ability to produce instructions for industrial enterprise personnel, and their ability to minimize the negative influence of the 'human factor' in accident situations related to equipment break-down."

12.  Professor Gregory Okun (Ph.D, D.Sc.), Doctor in Philology, Head of the  Human Branch at the 'Science and Technology Center' in Ashdod, Chief Editor of the 'Russian Echo' literary and arts magazine: "'One can rule nature only by obeying it'. This is the fundamental thought behind the mathematical models developed by Prof. K. Bravy, based on a synthesis of the unconscious a-priori posed by Kant against human analytic thought."

People carrying official responsibilities that have responded to Prof. Bravy's work, and work carried out by the 'Ergatonic' and 'Turbodec' companies:

a.      Mr. David Kon, deputy general director for production in the Israel Electric Corporation (IEC).

b.      Mr. Reuven Nacht, deputy manager of production control, IEC.

c.      Mr. Nahum Rappoport, deputy manager of the Ashdod power station, IEC.

d.      Dr. Hanoch Ben-Haim, manager of R&D division, IEC

e.      Mr. Alex Gutman, manager of turbine division, production control, IEC

f.        Dr. Gregory Levitin, scientist at the R&D division, IEC, and a lecturer at the Technion, Haifa.

g.      Dr. Anatoly Lesniansky, scientist at the R&D division, IEC, and a lecturer at the Technion, Haifa.

h.      Mr. Arnold Nathan, deputy manager of the engineering center at the Israel Aviation Industry (IAI)

i.        Mr. Shimon Katzenelson, Engineer, head of an Israeli Air Force base electronics and computers division, deputy mayor of Ashdod city.

j.        Dr. Sonya Michaeli, chief scientist of the Ministry of Absorption.

People carrying official responsibilities that have shown interest in Prof. Bravy's work:

1.      Professor Michael Slonim, Ben-Gurion University

2.      Dr. David Lempert, manager of marketing to the former Soviet Union, IAI

3.      Dr. Yuval Lirov, manager of "eSpoc", USA

4.      Mr. B. A. Solozobov, Chief Constructor at the Tupolev's Aviation Company, the Russian Federation

5.      Mr. Emil Koifman, President of the Israeli Energy and Electronics Engineers' Society

6.      Dr. Emilya Larina, chief chemist at the Israel Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Labor.

7.Dr. Alex Gelman, chief scientist at "Panasonic" laboratories, USA.