Glossary:
1 -	Abstraction	The construction of concepts in memory from the form and behavior of object instances in simulation. E.g. the instance of 'a glass of wine' in simulation, is abtracted to the concepts liquid, red, glass, container. And to settings, circumstances, behaviors etc.
2 -	Binding	An association or mutual affect between objects or behaviors
3 -	Beliefs	Memory records of objects and behaviors, usually episodic, presumed consistent with perceptions of reality
4 -	Concepts	Generic categories or classes of 3D objects, behaviors and empathic states
5 -	Empathy	The estimation of the emotional states of objects (usually animated characters)
6 -	Episodic Memory	Sequences of animation memories (scripts), based on modality input streams (exposure to reality)
7 -	Instantiate	To match 3D objects from memory to (usually) language or 2D vision patterns (bitmaps) to form a 3D simulation
8 -	Intentionality	Physical action aligned to a prior, graded, mental simulation - (instigated and guided by beliefs)
9 -	Metaphor	The substitution of objects, environments or behaviors of similar form within a scene
10 -	Modalities	The means to perceive reality - For humans, these are our 5 senses, vision, hearing etc.
11 -	Morph	The most structurally coherent blending or shape merging of objects or behaviors
12 -	Qualia	The process of conscious simulations being emotionally graded and believed to contain the essences of reality
13 -	Render	The translation of a 3D scene to a static 2D image plane with set light sources and perspective
14 -	Satiation	The saturation of cognitive novelty response, such that the data becomes discounted
15 -	Tween	The creation of in-between simulation time frames of motion or morphing trajectories

	References:
1 -	Stephen M Kosslyn & Olivier Koenig	Wet Mind -The new cognitive Neuroscience pp.84
2 -	Ray Kurzweil	The Church Turing thesis www.kurzweilai.net/articles/art0256.html
3 -	Franklin M. Harold	The Way of the Cell pp.87-94
4 -	Richard Dawkins	The Extended Phenotype 1982 pp.105
5 -	Hugo De Garis	Evolutionary Design by Computers 1999 pp. 281
6 -	Donald Merlin	A Mind so Rare pp.178-184
7 -	Daniel C. Dennett	Consciousness Explained 1991 pp. 132
8 -	Daniel L. Schacter	Searching for Memory 1996 pp. 16-17
9 -	Joseph Le Doux	The Emotional Brain 1998 pp 269-273
10 -	Hans Moravec	Robot 1999 pp. 57-63
11 -	Stephen M Kosslyn & Olivier Koenig	Wet Mind - The new cognitive Neuroscience pp.152
12 -	Marvin Minsky	The Society of Mind pp.192
13 -	Ray Kurzweil	www.kurzweilai.net/articles/art0134.html
14 -	Eliezer Yudkowsky	www.singinst.org/GISAI/