“The first two chapters left me stunned and speechless. Rigorous logic, established science, and attention to detail — all in a coherent, highly readable fashion. Bravo.”
— David Smolker, Attorney & Researcher
Six research programs. Incompatible starting assumptions. Different fields. Each following its own evidence past where conventional assumptions could hold. Each arriving at the same structural limit. No single convergence proves the framework. The convergence of all six is the argument.
The argument in Infinitely Simple: The Foundation is derived from logic, not from science — so the science does not prove it. What the science does is converge on it. Six research programs, in fields that do not speak to each other, from incompatible assumptions, each follow their own evidence past the point the materialist picture can hold — and each arrive at the same structural limit. That it shows up from six unrelated directions is itself the evidence that the limit is real.
Reality is relational all the way down — not a world of self-subsistent things with intrinsic properties.
Read the full case →No physical account explains why there is inner experience at all — and after a century, materialism still hasn’t.
Read the full case →The whole organizes the parts, not only the reverse — measured in living systems, not argued in theory.
Read the full case →Begin from consciousness rather than matter and the hard problem dissolves — the explanatory direction was backwards.
Read the full case →The constants sit in a vanishingly narrow window that permits complexity — with no materialist account of why.
Read the full case →The same recursive, self-similar mathematics describes reality at every scale — structure that precedes the physical.
Read the full case →In March 2015, Kurtis Todd underwent a quantitative electroencephalogram. Three states were recorded — baseline, and two meditative states — and the meditative readings fell categorically outside the parameters of ordinary clinical experience. The framework makes a further, falsifiable claim about that deep state: that a creature in coherence is resonating with the larger wholes it is nested within, not merely synchronising inside its own skull.
The normal range of human brain amplitude across all waking states runs 50 to 100 microvolts. The full documentation — and the honest confidence levels on the resonance prediction — belongs to the book and the brain-mapping record.
View the full brain-mapping documentation →None of these convergences proves the framework. Each one shows that the purely materialist account of reality runs into structural problems it cannot solve from within its own assumptions. The convergence of all six — from incompatible starting points, in incompatible methodologies — is the argument.
The framework in Infinitely Simple: The Foundation is derived from first principles, not from the science. The science confirms what the logic derives. That confirmation, from six independent directions, is what makes this more than philosophy.
Order the Books →What is the scientific basis for Infinitely Simple?
Six independent research programs — quantum foundations, consciousness research, systems biology, philosophy of mind, cosmological fine-tuning, and mathematical structure — each arrive at the same structural limit to the purely materialist account of reality. The framework is derived from first principles; the science confirms it from six independent directions.
What is the hard problem of consciousness?
The problem of explaining why there is subjective experience at all — why physical processes are accompanied by inner experience rather than occurring in the dark. Chalmers named it. Koch, Tononi, and Egnor have developed and extended it. It is structural, not a gap waiting to be filled by better neuroscience.