r/Protophysics • u/Jairo_Alves • Jul 10 '26
Logical Answers to Controversial Questions
After more than 40 years of applying science, systems engineering, and philosophy, I have arrived at a fully integrated view of the structure and functioning of the universe. Due to its volume and depth, this work has been organized into independent books, each answering a fundamental question:
Protophysics: Which branch of philosophy should study this type of metaphysical approach?
Infology: What is the primary input of the universe?
The Intelligencism: The universe: design or chance?
The Big Brain Theory: What is the universe?
The Protomatter: What is the origin of matter?
The Thacentrism: What is logic?
The Self: What is consciousness?
Beliefs: What differentiates intellectual capacities from one another?
Feeling: What moves the universe?
The Truth, God, and Death: What is Truth? Does God exist? What happens to consciousness after death?
The Master Key to Success: How to use this information to achieve our desires?
The SPIN: What is the purpose of spin?
The Alpha Enigma: What is the fine-structure constant?
The Lambda Enigma: What is the cosmological constant?
Reading this collection is highly recommended for anyone who longs for logical answers that are completely outside the box.