The Math Will Carry It

All of the above vague thoughts, less-than-articulate perceptions, led to the asking of questions which are now capable of being answered. Not in esoteric, vaguely suspect science. Not in the poverty of words. But with the specificity and rigorous proof available only in mathematical terms.

This book could not remain hidden from public view if it wished to do so. Just the supposition that the math could have led us here, to this stunning conclusion, would demand that the book exist between pages in the marketplace.

This book could not have been written before today — not because no one had ever thought of such ideas, but because we required the reach of quantum computers to be capable of answering them.

We now have the necessary proof, residing in the mathematical structure, which elucidates a supposition we have previously only been able to render in philosophical terms.

It is a dramatic example that consciousness is far more dramatic and fundamental than most of us are prepared to recognize, and that philosophy, thinking, and neurological processes all interconnect with the universal substrate — the intentional field.

Because they arise from the universal substrate — the intentional field — they have a mathematical description, and a geometric shape. Both arise from the eternal golden braid of the a priori intelligence.

That is where the next book begins.