1. Computer system used to determine and evaluate data or groups of data that each possess a specific property (A, B, C), particularly used to simulate human perception via sense organs, characterized by a receptor field ( 2 ) with sensors (R i ), that each correspond to data of a specific property (a, b, c) and then issue a output signal characterizing that property; a processor field with processors (P i, P i/k ), that are each assigned to a sensor (R i ) via lines (L i ) containing output signals from the sensors (R i ); a switching field ( 5 ) to switch on or off individual connections (Li) between the sensors (R i ) and the processors (P i, P i/k ); a phase circuit ( 6 ) that activates and deactivates the switching field ( 5 ) and the processors (P i, P i/k ) in cycled time phases; a phase program circuit ( 7 ) that communicates with a phase circuit ( 6 ) and determines the progression of the cycled time phases and the associated control of the processors (P i, P i/k ) and the switching field ( 5 ) via the phase circuit ( 6 ), whereby the anticipated data dictated by the phase program circuit ( 7 3 ) and its possible distribution to the sensors (R i ) are compared with the data actually present there, and the program is preserved or altered based on this comparison.