  We consider a simple (probably, the simplest) structure for random access
memory. This structure can be used to construct a universal system with nearly
void processor, namely, we demonstrate that the processor of such a system may
have empty instruction set, in a more strong manner than the existing ZISC
(zero instruction set computer based on ideas for artificial neural networks)
and NISC architecture (no instruction set computing). More precisely, the
processor will be forbidden to analyze any information stored in the memory,
the latter being the only state of such a machine. This particular paper is to
cover an isolated aspect of the idea, specifically, to provide the logical
operations embedded into a system without any built-in conditional statements.
