Total Theories of Things and Life

What is the origin of anything? What does it mean to look up to the sky and see the stars? What does it mean to be, even when we do not know it? What lies beyond the partial explanations we accept as truth? Some of life's biggest questions cannot be solely solved by experiments or equations alone. They live in the realm of theory, where physics, psychology, and philosophy meet to imagine what reality might be -something different to each observer.

This book explores ideas that stretch beyond proof: a looped universe, the inaccessible areas of the mind and our behavior, a philosophical exploration of the paradoxical nature of human actions, and the interplay between body and cosmos. Understanding why we cannot perceive everything, why our evolutionary progress is limited by our own restrictions, and how our actions can be both right and wrong at once.

Rather than offering final answers, it lays a foundation and an intertwined framework of possibilities that, when interpreted, may point toward a deeper understanding. An invitation to see existence in new and unexpected ways, potentially propelling thinking beyond general norms while serving as a "partial theory of a lot".