(RORTU) Rise of Reason Through Understanding
Scientific and Philosophical Considerations
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The Existence Model: This model clearly has three types of existence: 1. An existence of information and forces (this will be called information/force space or I/F space) 2. An existence of substance(s) (ours is energy) and its (their) available spatial dimensions. Ours will be called energy/spatial dimensions space or E/S space but any generic one will be a substance/spatial dimensions space or S/S space) 3. An existence or coexistence of when the above two couple. This will be called an observable outcomes space or OO space. Assumptions of the Existence Model: 1. I/F space couples with S/S space to yield an observable outcome in the OO space (universe) it is observed in. Let us just assume this occurs with no statement of math describing it or debating its validity. The model will view an observable outcome space as a universe and hence invites the idea that there could be many of them. There are no constraints on how many S/S spaces there can be. 2. Observable outcomes are related with perfect precision to the 'section(s)' of I/F space that they are built from using the appropriate available substance from the S/S space that can be utilized. ...
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About the Book
The book describes information as being something that literally exists separate and apart from substance (energy for ours at the moment). It then provides a model outlining the coupling of information with substance to yield an observable outcome space that we 'see' as our universe/reality. What follows are scientific and philosophical considerations such as quantum weirdness, time, distinguishability, free choice, consciousness and more.
About the Author
Mike knew from seven years old that he would recognize what he was looking for when he seen it. The breadth of human experience that he incurred to finally see it is quite tiring to think of and in particular the way he went about it... perhaps very inefficient. Essentially, there is only one thing that he literally sees is true: This book will find one or a small few that will know what to do with it.