Ontics: The Revolutionary New Physics
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Is there a better way of doing physics that retains the best of current physics while going far beyond it? Physics is currently based on the claim – and claim it most certainly is – that physics deals with something real (let's call that real thing "matter", though there is no ontological definition of matter) and it can be somehow analyzed by an unreal, manmade abstraction, namely mathematics. But what happens if you accept a different assertion, one that makes mathematics not an abstraction but a concrete reality, an ontology?
As soon as you make mathematics real, you cast doubt on the reality of matter. But do we need to make a definitive choice? Why not operate both systems – one based on mathematics as real, and one based on matter as real – and then try to find a way to synthesize these different views?
Kant, with his transcendental idealism, sought to reconcile empiricism and rationalism. Ontics seeks to reconcile the empiricism of materialism and the rationalism of mathematics. Ontics, via ontological mathematics, gives mind a reality that is entirely absent in materialism. So, with science on the one hand and ontological mathematics on the other hand, body and soul, matter and mind can start to be brought together into a single system.
Isn't explaining mind science's biggest challenge? Ontological mathematics provides that exact capacity!
Isn't it time for the ultimate paradigm shift?
Isn't it time for an intellectual revolution, for a true age of reason?!
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Nietzsche said, "The higher we soar the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly."
If you read books that allow you to soar to the edge of the universe - and beyond - would you become invisible? Would you like to read such books? I aim to provide them. Nietzsche said, "When I picture a perfect reader, I always picture a monster of courage and curiosity, also something supple, cunning, cautious, a born adventurer and discoverer." That's the kind of reader to aim for! Are you a reader like that? Are you fearless? You need to be when you delve into controversial books that slay all dragons.
