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Draw 19 The item that is the subject of the design prints Description of the design This design relates to printed materials used in the fields of entertainment, experiential content, education, exhibitions, promotion, culture and arts, and intellectual property description. This design is a printed material configured to visually compare and explain the step-by-step functions and differences of each by placing the information storage, transmission, expression, and regulation processes of the DNA bioinformatics system—an actual biological process—a conceptual model of Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience based on quantum phenomena of quantum mechanics, and a system for utilizing basic intrinsic Quantum (IQ) content where sensory experience does not occur, all on a single screen. The DNA bioinformatics system of this design is a printed material that sequentially represents the relationships of storage, transmission, expression, and regulation of bioinformatics as actual biological processes, extending from atoms and molecules to DNA base sequences, transcription, mRNA, translation, proteins, and cellular regulation and homeostasis. The conceptual model of the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience in this design does not refer to actual physical particles, information units, or the biological processes of DNA, but is a printed material that expresses the conceptual operation process of futuristic experiential entertainment content based on the quantum phenomena of quantum mechanics. The intrinsic Quantum (IQ) basic content usage system of this design represents the existing method of content usage in which a general ticket is used to select and access content, and usage is terminated after viewing, browsing, and consuming the provided information; it is a printed material that represents a separate system in which the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience is not activated. This design is a printed material that divides the entire screen into 1st to 9th areas. Area 1: DNA Bioinformatics System Description Area The first area on the upper left represents the “DNA bioinformatics system (actual biological process) occurring within the body,” and is a printed material that sequentially illustrates the processes of storage, transmission, expression, and regulation of bioinformatics centered around DNA in actual biological processes. The above-mentioned first area is a printed material that represents the stepwise flow of information storage, information transmission, information expression, and regulation of life functions arranged in a vertical direction. 1. Atoms and Molecules (Constituent Materials of DNA) The first stage is a printed material that describes constituent materials such as nucleotides that make up DNA by arranging atoms, molecules, electrons, protons, neutrons, and atoms such as C, H, O, N, and P. The above step is a printed material that visually represents the components of atoms and the constituent materials of DNA and nucleotides along with symbolic atomic and molecular images. 2. DNA base sequence (information storage) In the second stage, the DNA double helix and the base sequences of A, T, G, and C are arranged to form a printed material that expresses the relationship in which nucleotides are linked and genetic information is stored in the form of a specific base sequence. The above step is a printed material that visually represents the DNA base sequence and the arrangement of complementary base pairs by arranging DNA double helix, base letters, and arrows together. 3. Transcription (DNA → mRNA) The third stage is a printed material that represents the transcription process, in which DNA and mRNA are arranged to generate RNA based on the genetic information of DNA. The above step is a printed document that indicates the information flow from DNA to mRNA and explains that it is a gene expression process distinct from DNA replication and cell division. 4. mRNA In the fourth stage, mRNA is placed to represent the function of a typical carrier that delivers genetic information for protein synthesis. The above step is a printed material that visually represents the relationship in which the generated mRNA moves to the cytoplasm and transmits the information necessary for protein synthesis. 5. Translation The fifth step is a printed material that depicts the translation process, in which amino acids are linked and proteins are synthesized according to the genetic information of the mRNA, by arranging the shapes of mRNA and ribosomes. The above step is a printed document that depicts, along with a symbolic image, that translation is a protein synthesis process performed in ribosomes. 6. Protein Step 6 is a print that arranges the three-dimensional shape of the protein to represent the relationship in which the synthesized protein performs structure formation, enzymatic activity, signal transduction, and various other functions within the cell. The above step is a printed material that visually represents the relationship in which synthesized proteins are involved in various cell functions and life activities. 7. Cell regulation and homeostasis (maintenance and recovery) Step 7 is a printed material that arranges cell shapes to represent the relationships in which cellular function and homeostasis are maintained through various regulatory networks, such as signal transduction, gene regulation, metabolism, and intercellular interactions. The above step is a printed material that expresses the relationship in which various life functions, such as recovery and regeneration, are regulated upon damage, along with symbolic cell images. Area 2: Explanation of the Conceptual Model of Quantum Intelligence (QI) Sensory Experience The second area in the upper center represents the “Quantum Intelligence (QI) Sensory Experience Conceptual Model (Experience Ticket),” and is a printed material that sequentially expresses the conceptual operation process of the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience, which is composed of quantum phenomena from quantum mechanics as a motif. The above area contains a notice stating, “It is an element of the QI conceptual model and is not a particle or information unit of actual physics,” which is a printed material expressing that it is a conceptual model distinct from actual physical particles or information units. 1. Intrinsic Quantum (IQ) Stage 1 is a printed material that represents the intrinsic quantum, which is established as a fundamental element of the Quantum Intelligence (QI) conceptual model, by placing the intrinsic quantum (IQ) alongside images symbolizing atoms and molecules. 2. QIA after purchasing, agreeing to, and approving the trial ticket The second stage is a printed material that displays an experience ticket and a consent / approval mark, representing the process of conceptually linking with content information via QIA (Quantum Intrinsic Algorithm) after purchasing an experience ticket and agreeing to the terms of use, etc. 3. IQC (Intangible Quantum Cryptography) This is a printed document representing intangible quantum cipher elements deployed in the third stage to protect information within this conceptual model and conceptually link it to the next stage. The aforementioned IQC does not refer to the individual's remembered sensory information itself, but is a printed material expressed as an element for encrypting, protecting, and conceptually linking the individual's remembered sensory information. 4. IIQI (Individual Inactive Quantum Intelligence) This is a printed material that expresses the concept of deploying IIQI (Individual Inactive Quantum Intelligence) in the fourth stage, where individually prepared inactive quantum intelligence makes information exist and awaits activation in the next stage. 5. IQI Activation and QIN Formation, Control, Communication, and Synchronization This is a printed document that depicts the process in which conceptual operations such as control, communication, and synchronization take place by arranging the activation of IQI (Individual Quantum Intelligence) and the formation of QIN (Quantum Intelligence Network) in the fifth stage. The above step is a printed material that displays PRC (Personal Regulation Compliance) and SRC (Safety Regulation Compliance) together to express the concept that personal regulations and safety regulations apply. 6. QI Sensory Experience Stage 6 is a printed material that depicts the process in which activated quantum intelligence conceptually links content information with an individual's remembered sensory information to lead to a virtual sensory experience, by arranging images symbolizing human form and sensory experience. The above step is a printed material that visually represents the concept of the manifestation of sensory experiences using remembered senses in the Quantum Intelligence (QI) conceptual model. 7. QIAS (Automatic Shutdown) → RIQ (Intrinsic Quantum Reversion) The seventh stage is a printed material that expresses the concept of automatically shutting down the operation of quantum intelligence and returning to intrinsic quantum and transitioning to normal daily life when content usage ends, by deploying QIAS (Quantum Intelligence Auto Shutdown) and RIQ (Return to Intrinsic Quantum). Area 3: Native Quantum Basic Content Usage Guide Area The third area on the upper right represents “Use of Unique Quantum Basic Content (General Ticket) (Existing System Used Normally)” and is a printed document that sequentially illustrates the process of using existing content with a General Ticket. This is a printed material that distinguishes the above area from the quantum intelligence sensory experience in the second area by placing a notice stating, “This is a comparison area based on the QI conceptual model, and sensory experience is not activated.” 1. Intrinsic Quantum (IQ) Atoms and Molecules The first stage is a printout representing the eigenquanta (IQ) states established in this QI conceptual model by arranging the eigenquanta together with atomic and molecular images. 2. Purchase of General Ticket (Agreement / Approval) The second stage is a printed document that depicts the process of purchasing a general ticket, selecting content, and agreeing to and approving the terms of use, etc., to access the basic content. 3. Information provision (transmission) The third stage is a printed document that depicts the process of information being transmitted from the content provision system to the user, along with documents and transmission images. The above step is a printed document that secondarily indicates that encryption may be omitted depending on the nature of the provided content information. 4. Unique Quantum Information Status (Waiting for Viewing / Reading) Stage 4 is a printed material that represents a state where the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience is not activated by placing a lock image alongside the state where the provided content information can be viewed and accessed. 5. Use of General Ticket Content (Viewing / Reading) The fifth stage is a printed material that depicts the process of a user viewing, accessing, or using information in a general manner through the screen, sound, etc., by placing a monitor image. The above step is a printed material that expresses an existing method of content usage distinct from the interaction and synchronization of quantum intelligence sensory experiences. 6. Consumption of intrinsic quantum information Stage 6 is a printed material that depicts the state of consuming provided information through existing visual and auditory methods by placing a human figure. The above step is a printed document expressing the concept that general content usage does not develop into an immersive quantum intelligence sensory experience. 7. Termination of Use Step 7 is a printed material that expresses the concept of transitioning to the normal intrinsic quantum state and daily life after ending content usage by placing an image symbolizing the termination of use or logout. Distinction mark between Area 2 and Area 3 This is a printed material that expresses that the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience and the use of basic content via general tickets are distinct systems by placing a unique quantum symbol, a bidirectional arrow, a red X mark, and the phrase “No direct linkage, sharing, or conversion” between the second and third zones. This is a printed material that conceptually represents the intrinsic quantum state before and after the experience by placing intrinsic quanta and bidirectional arrows at the top and bottom of the above-mentioned mark. The above distinction mark is a printed material composed of an auxiliary visual representation to compare and explain the difference between the second and third areas, rather than being composed of a separate numbered area. Section 4: Core Principles (DNA Bioinformatics) Explanation Section The fourth area in the lower left center represents the “Core Principles (DNA Bioinformatics)” and is a printed material that summarizes the DNA bioinformatics system of the first area as a single step-by-step flow. The above area is a printed material that represents the following flow by connecting it with arrows. Atom → Molecule → DNA (base sequence) → Transcription → mRNA → Translation → Protein → Cell function → Regulation / Homeostasis The above region is a printed document that summarizes and represents the representative information flow involved in actual biological processes, where genetic information stored in DNA undergoes transcription and translation to be expressed as proteins and cellular functions, and participates in various regulatory actions and the maintenance of homeostasis. Area 5: Core Motif (Experiential Ticket) (QI Sensory Experience) Explanation Area The fifth area at the bottom center represents the “core motif (experience ticket) (QI sensory experience)” and is a printed material that summarizes and expresses the operational flow of the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience concept model in the second area. The above area is a printed material that represents the following flow by connecting it with arrows. Intrinsic Quantum (IQ) → (Ticket Purchase·Consent·Approval) → QIA → IQC → IIQI → IQI·QIN → Resonance·Coherence·Synchronization → Sensory Experience → QIAS → RIQ The above area is a printed material that expresses a conceptual flow of action that begins with the purchase, consent, and approval of an experience ticket, progresses through conceptual stages such as QIA, IQC, IIQI, IQI, QIN, and resonance, alignment, and synchronization, and after the experience ends, leads to automatic shutdown by QIAS and intrinsic quantum return by RIQ. Area 6: Core Motif (General Ticket) (Basic Content Usage) Explanation Area Area 6, located at the bottom right of the center, represents the “Core Motif (General Ticket) (Use of Basic Content)” and is a printed material that summarizes the process of using the basic content via the General Ticket in Area 3. The above area is a printed material that represents the following flow by connecting it with arrows. Intrinsic Quantum (IQ) → (Selection / Consent / Approval) → Information Provision → Storage (Pending) → Viewing / Use → Information Consumption → Termination / Return The above area is a printed material that depicts the general information usage process of selecting and accessing existing content using a general ticket, providing information, viewing and browsing, consuming information, and ending use. Area 7: Precautions Explanation Area The seventh area on the bottom left indicates "Precautions" and is a printed document expressing key guidelines to prevent confusion between the DNA bioinformatics system, the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience conceptual model, and the general content usage system of this design. The above area is a printed material that displays the following content along with a warning sign. This content is a printed material expressing that it is non-material, non-contact, futuristic experiential entertainment content intended for medical, diagnostic, preventive, or therapeutic purposes. This content is an experiential entertainment content based on quantum phenomena of quantum mechanics, and is a printed document stating that the experience may be suspended if PRC or SRC is violated during the experience. This content is a printed document that represents a conceptual comparison diagram based on the step-by-step information processing functions of the DNA bioinformatics system and the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience. The DNA bioinformatics system and the conceptual model of quantum intelligence (QI) are printed materials expressing that they operate on different principles and in different environments and do not imply direct biological or physical identity or causal relationship. It is a printed document that expresses that the experience may vary depending on an individual's past memories, health status, personal differences, intensity of the experience, etc. The use of the basic content of the IQ General Ticket is a printed document expressing that the existing method of using content, in which sensory experience does not occur, differs from the actual experience. This comparative diagram is a printed document intended to aid understanding and does not replace scientific facts. Section 8: Definition of Terms Explanation Section Area 8, located at the bottom center and right, represents the “Definition of Terms” and is a printed material that displays the key terms used in the Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience concept model of this design in both Korean and English. The above area is a printed material expressing the following terms. IQ: Intrinsic Quantum QIA: Quantum Intrinsic Algorithm IQC: Intangible Quantum Cipher IIQI: Individual Inactive Quantum Intelligence IQI: Individual Quantum Intelligence QIN : Quantum Intelligence Network QIAS: Quantum Intelligence Auto Shutdown RIQ: Return to Intrinsic Quantum PRC: Personal Regulation Compliance SRC: Safety Regulation Compliance The above terms are printed materials that include both Korean and English names to explain the step-by-step configuration and functions of this Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience concept model. Area 9: Guide to the Nature and Limitations of Comparison Maps The ninth area at the bottom serves as an area guiding the comparative purposes and application limitations of the entire design, and is a printed material expressing the following content. This comparative diagram is a conceptual comparison based on the step-by-step information processing functions of the DNA bioinformatics system and Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience, and does not imply direct biological or physical identity or causal relationship. The above-mentioned area is a printed document that clearly distinguishes between the actual DNA bioinformatics system of the first area and the conceptual model of quantum intelligence (QI) sensory experience in the second area, stating that they do not imply identical biological or physical operations. The above area is a printed document designed to indicate that this comparison diagram is a functional and metaphorical representation intended to facilitate an easy comparison between life science information and the conceptual model of Quantum Intelligence (QI). This design is a printed material configured to visually compare and explain a separate futuristic conceptual model of Quantum Intelligence (QI) sensory experience and a general content usage system, using the actual biological information processing system of DNA life information storage, transmission, expression, and regulation as a functional motif. In this design, Quantum Intelligence (QI) does not refer to actual DNA or gene expression or the same function as quantum particles in conventional physics, but is a printed material expressed as a conceptual element of futuristic experiential entertainment content based on the quantum phenomena of quantum mechanics. This design is used as printed material displayed on the following media for the purposes of education, explanation, guidance, promotion, exhibition, and explanation of cultural and entertainment content. 1. Printed material explaining the quantum intelligence sensory experience 2. Comparative and Educational Printed Materials on DNA Bioinformatics and Future Content 3. Printed posters for exhibitions and promotions 4. Printed materials for experiential entertainment content 5. Printed materials for brochures and leaflets 6. Printed materials for explaining and promoting technology and intellectual property 7. Printed materials for fairs and exhibitions 8. Printed materials for future content services [Material of the printed material] Paper, synthetic resin, film, fiber, etc. [Brief explanation of the drawing] Drawing 1 is a drawing showing the plan of the present design. The uncolored parts are white. The reverse side is omitted as it is radish-shaped.

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