Is anyone here opposed to a discord group? I think it would be nice to be able to talk to some like minded people outside of posting here. I for one have nobody in my life that I could talk to about stuff that is on my mind, especially about the topic at hand without…

A “thought”, in its most basic form, is a flow of eternal, structured information. To be absolutely precise, a “thought” is the flow of an analytic sinusoidal wave: a perfect mathematical sine or cosine wave. Such a wave can be treated in two different ways: inside and outside, the within and the without, the internal…

Ontological Mathematics forwards The God Equation as the equation that defines the ontology of the universe. As Mike Hockney said, “The only thing that necessarily exists is “nothing” because nothing is the ground state, “nothing” requires nothing and nothing can prevent it.” As a result of this, it is impossible for “nothing” not to exist.…

Reason is the answer to everything, the root of all, the source of all light, meaning and purpose. The universe is intelligible solely because it’s grounded in reason, and could not be intelligible otherwise. You will never understand reality through love, faith, your feelings, your senses, your God, your mystical intuitions, or anything other than…

I’ve made a few posts about Illuminism, Ontological Mathematics, and historical figures called out by the AC as influential Illuminists, but this post intends to take a step back and look at Illuminism at a very high level. What is Illuminism? How does it relate to other well known systems of thinking?  There are 4…

Jung wrote, “If you imagine someone who is brave enough to withdraw all his projections, then you get an individual who is conscious of a pretty thick shadow. Such a man has saddled himself with new problems and conflicts. He has become a serious problem to himself, as he is now unable to say that…

Plato was born in Athens, Greece in approximately 428/427 BC into an aristocratic and politically influential family. His birth name was Aristocles, but he was later called Plato, which is related to the word “platos,” meaning “broad” or “wide.” This nickname is believed to have been given to him as a result of his strength,…

“Nothing can come into existence from non-existence. What exists has always existed. What exists can be neither created nor destroyed, only transformed. What exists must exist of necessity, i.e. it’s impossible for it not to exist. The only thing that necessarily exists is “nothing” because nothing is the ground state, “nothing” requires nothing and nothing…

Archytas is believed to have been born around 428 BC in Tarentum, a Greek colony in southern Italy (now Taranto, Italy). He came from a prominent and affluent family, which afforded him opportunities for his education and intellectual pursuits. He studied under the Pythagoreans, learning extensively about mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, and politics. He was able…

If you accept the dialectic, you ipso facto accept that the universe will reach a conclusion (it’s the Omega Point) and thus your fate is determined. The precise details of how we get there aren’t fixed but the destination is. Your choice is simple. Will you be on the side of where the dialectic is…