Currently, scientific study and advancements are at odds with the natural motion systems that surround us. This paper explores how it is our sensory form and the cognition developed upon this sensory form that creates a barrier preventing us from truly understanding the laws of motion. It begins by isolating and defining two distinct forms of information and information processing mechanisms: motion information and integrated information. From this new perspective, it then explains how our sensory system is necessarily based on an integrated information mechanism to support basic survival needs, but is essentially blind to the true features of motion.  The far-reaching effects of this discovery include the limitations within our cognitive mode and the current methods of scientific study and development.

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At present, human society is facing unbalanced and maximized development and a weakening of sustainable living. Based on a new perspective, this study develops and explores a social system model based on biological morphology and mechanisms. It simultaneously introduces the stands and principles of a new social model. The result has a clear basis and is self-evident in reality. It indicates that the main social conflicts and developing crises are determined by the fundamental social form and principle. Therefore, a balanced, coordinated and sustainable new societal mode is the real solution. The biosocial model was built based on a unique perspective and cognitive mechanism, allowing us to build a new social mode that contains biological characteristics and mechanisms and directly connects and synchronizes with the natural ecological system.

This paper first explores the relationship between cognition and motion. Our typical cognitive mode, based on sensory forms, is integrated and, therefore, non-motion in nature. This highlights stability and relativity for practical cognitive needs, but at the same time prevents us from developing cognition of the complete form of motion. The result is a fundamental cognitive barrier for us to understand motion. By discovering the underlying cognitive principles, however, we can revise the cognitive process and redevelop the cognitive mode to meet the purpose of direct cognition of motion. Based on this newly developed cognitive mode, we will learn motion features directly and understand motion laws and principles, to explain natural phenomena and establish wide-range connections between them. These include the underlying principles of motion, gravity, the creation of matter and material forms, universal motion, and spacetime.