VIII: Brain-Bending Scientific Wierdness

Here we find ourselves in one of the strangest, weirdest situations ever experienced by humanity - outclassing every previous brain bending new science ever conceived.

A science so thoroughly fascinating and different we need an ability to think in many simultaneous dimensions at one time.

Our sensory perception and cognitive apparatus, built for plain vanilla survival, is challenged by this new science of quantum weirdness.

For whatever reason, whomever or whatever designed the universe, even if there was no designer and it just happened, we now encounter a universe full of brain warping paradoxes.

Much of this book contains brain warping paradoxes, explained as best we are able by the human philosophy and logic necessary to comprehend it.

Remembering all the while that the early 20th century’s quantum science pioneers that If one claims to understand quantum theory, they clearly don’t understand.

So we enter the realm of the overturned chess game, of a multidimensional game of GO, and of a most complex multidimensional puzzle, known as the Riemann Hypothesis.

So strange is our journey here that we don’t bother to solve the Riemann as a math problem, but appropriate if for our purposes, lending it a tangential use as a quantum physics model.