The I E-Book

Bepe Popu

• Herausgeber: Books on Demand
• Kategorie: Wissenschaft und neue Technologien
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 103

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024

Beschreibung

This book presents a complete explanation of consciousness and a probable history from inert matter to the formation of single-celled life, then to multicellular and intelligent life and finally describes human consciousness. In this book consciousness is defined and the living effect that corresponds to it is described. It explains consciousness and all its states and characteristics in a very complete way. This book is part of Bepe Popu's Theory of Everything which aims to explain everything from the formation of the universe to the emergence of life, intelligent life, humanity and describes a universal cyclical performance, but the most unusual thing is that the theory en Based on classical physics. According to this theory, reality is constantly changing, since new effects are constantly taking shape, generating a single future reality that is the succession of the previous reality. Probable effects are those that are likely to occur. When these effects come to fruition, they become part of the current reality that will form the future reality. The author maintains that reality is the sum of all concrete effects from probable effects. This means that any specific effect that occurs can be reproduced in the future if the conditions are met, but they will be different effects because they occur in a present different from the previous one because their own probable condition occurs. The author also maintains that concrete effects will continue to be part of future realities, because any present effect will be a cause of future effects and future effects will be causes of the following effects. Thus a continuity is maintained that gives the cumulative character of physical reality.

Leseprobe

Table of Contents

Unpredictability

Intellectual map of changing reality

Rational compatibility

The Interpretations

Universal Behavior and Actuation

References and differences

Analysis of the article “References and Differences”

The Theory of Everything: a new perspective and a new approach

Fictional knowledge, real versus fiction

Knowledge is fictitious by definition

Real, fictitious and fiction

Otherwise

The Principles of Complication and Simplicity

Reality, the Possible and the Probable

VALUE in the Universe (it's just a reflection)

Reality in probable and concrete relationship

This book

Previous books

Layers of knowledge

Probable history of consciousness

The action is as follows

SUMMARY

The rational intellectual map

From experience, I will tell you, although it is not of interest to you, reader. You'll be able to see the similarity with the continuation too, my concern.

Since I was little I have been very needy. I wanted so much to have some normal things that other children could have, but that my father could not offer me, that I dreamed about these things (toys, sweets, children's things).

But here's the important thing: in the dream I knew that I could never really have these things. It was impossible for me to buy them and that's why I began to control my dreams involuntarily. Within the dream I knew that if I had these impossible-to-have things, then I was dreaming. I had a lot of fun in dreams with this, I really enjoyed them, even if it was just in dreams.

I enjoyed what I desired in the dream and I was able to dream of those desired things even without having them. I got to the point of changing from one dream to another, or continuing dreams from previous days or weeks by giving them continuity.

But it didn't end there. I managed to control my dreams so much that if I ever had a nightmare, I could open my eyes to change the dream.

Changing sleep is the important part of the following. If humanity were sure that there will be another life after the current one, it would be a very bad thing for humanity. Because he will try to pass from a life that does not convince to one that would convince. Like I did with my nightmares.

My concern. There is a possibility that, if humanity were sure that there was another life after the current one, some people would try to go from the life that does not convince them to one that would convince them.

This could lead to an increase in irresponsible acts, as people might feel that the current life is not worth living if there is a better life after. It could also lead to a decrease in commitment to the current life, as people might feel that they do not need to put in the effort to make the world a better place if they are going to move on to another life after their current one.

It is important to take into account the possible negative impact of knowledge of life after the current one. If the existence of another life is confirmed, it is important that we prepare for it in a very responsible way. The next life will always be a continuation of the current one. We must ensure that knowledge of a continuation to another life does not lead us to make decisions that could harm ourselves, society or the species.

Humans are in search of absolute knowledge. This gives you a purpose for living. But what if you knew it all in one day?

If humanity, or simply a human, were to know everything, on that day it would surely lose the purpose that the search for absolute knowledge gives it and would have nothing more to solve. If I wanted to do something, I could do it. But why do it, if it will already be so easy and banal?

This could lead to a feeling of emptiness and helplessness, generated by the omnipotence that absolute knowledge offers. An omnipotent human knows everything there is to know, so he no longer has any challenge to motivate him. There will be nothing to learn, nothing to discover and nothing to achieve. The omnipotent human being will feel that he has no place in the world or that he has no reason to exist.

An omnipotent human will be the creator of universes, he will be eternal, if he so wishes. This is because will have absolute knowledge, which will allow to understand and control the laws of physics, or reality itself. However, if will feel very unhappy because if have not purpose. The only solution to know everything would be to challenge yourself, relearn what you already know and this will be to forget and start again. This will be the only thing that could help the omnipotent, all-knowing Human find a new meaning, or purpose, for happiness.

Taking into account that happiness is inversely proportional to the knowledge acquired, he who knows everything will be very unhappy and will be able to give up everything intelligently and consciously, for happiness.

Conclusion: Purpose is a fundamental part of the human condition and is responsible for happiness.

Reader, don't worry, a human with current physical conditions could not store so much knowledge, due to his biological nature. The human brain has a storage limit. Even if this is an enormous amount of information that can be stored, it will be only a fraction of the total knowledge that can be acquired from the universe. However, it is possible that a human evolution can store so much knowledge, but it will be unhappy.

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The life cycle is a succession of finite moments

From an objective perspective, a moment is simply a moment in time. It has no inherent meaning, good or bad. It is the human interpretation of that moment that gives it meaning.

If we classify moments, we are implying a perspective. For example, if we classify moments as good or bad, we are stating that there is a fundamental difference between them. However, as noted, this difference is a human construct.

The need for the bad moments in life is essential to differentiate the good moments. Without the bad moments, we would not be able to appreciate the good moments, because there would be no variation. The life cycle would be constant and monotonous.

Bad moments help us differentiate the good moments in life. They are essential for happiness and eliminate long-term monotony. They also generate rational references.

It is important to consider that the human processing mode is based on comparison. To understand something, we have to compare it with something we already know. Otherwise, we will resort to fiction, which is a purely intellectual process that may or may not be supported by physical reality.

Conclusion: Bad moments are a necessary part of life, even if they are difficult to accept. They help us value the good moments, and this makes them important, no matter how bad they are considered.

Unpredictability

In my life experience, unpredictability is the possibility of the unpredictable. It is the inability to predict or foresee an outcome. Unpredictability can be null for a variety of factors, such as: the complexity of any system, the presence of random factors, everything is due to the lack of necessary knowledge.

Lack of knowledge is the only cause of unpredictability. If we take as an example a Hypothetical Man who knows everything, who has found absolute knowledge, nothing will be unpredictable for this hypothetical being.

Unpredictability has a significant impact on our lives. It can make planning and decision making difficult. This is related and inversely proportional to the amount of knowledge available to the subject. The closer humanity or a hypothetical human gets to absolute knowledge, the more precise the values will be and thus it will be possible to know precisely the value of a thing, whether it is an effect, an element or a decision.

The phrase "the serendipity of the unpredictable" refers to the idea that unpredictability is caused by a lack of knowledge. When we don't know what causes something, we perceive it as unpredictable. That perception always precedes the effect to be predicted, meaning that if the effect is processed, the next effect can be predictable, eliminating unpredictability for subsequent effects.

This describes the effect of intellectual processing, which is just a processing of the causes and effects received by the subject involved. This processing is comparative, it is based on comparison, where previously unpredictable effects are compared to make them predictable. As will be noted, the previous coincidence will not occur.

In conclusion, lack of knowledge is the only cause of unpredictability. The only property of knowledge described in one of my dedicated books is predictability.

Theoretical unpredictability and practical unpredictability generate random. Random will decrease with the accumulation of knowledge.

So, as a fun tip, don't play randomly with someone who has absolute knowledge. You will lose for sure, even if you will have more fun than the other.

Everything in the universe is governed by strict physical laws. There is no witchcraft, only self-considered witches and warlocks. Behind everything there is only knowledge. Natural physical laws are the rules that govern the behavior of the universe. They are universal and apply to the entire universe, from subatomic particles to galaxies.

If something violates natural physical laws, then it would mean that those laws are not universal. This would be a huge break with our understanding of the universe if it happened in physical reality.

There are some scientific theories that suggest that it is possible for things to exist that violate natural physical laws. For example, the theory of supergravity which suggests that there is a fundamental force beyond the four already accepted fundamental forces.

However, these theories are just that: theories. There is no solid scientific evidence to support its existence and these are only suggestions, although some are accepted.

There is something that can violate the natural physical laws of the universe, this is intellectual reasoning, where the lack of knowledge generates non-physical effects that are called fictitious. However, fiction is just filler waiting to be replaced by real knowledge.

In conclusion: Unpredictability is for now a practical reality, although it is not an absolute reality. If someone has absolute knowledge of physical laws, they will be able to predict the future with equivalent precision. However, in practice, for now it is impossible to know all the initial conditions of an event, so there will always be a certain degree of unpredictability, which will decrease with the accumulation of knowledge that will replace fictitious knowledge, fiction added as filler.

REAL EXAMPLES:

Thomas Andrews Jr.

was general manager and chief designer of the

Harland and Wolff shipyard

in Belfast, Ireland. The company responsible for the construction of the Titanic. His design was what produced the ship's defects due to his lack of knowledge, which caused it to sink along with the ship.

Franz Reichelt

This French tailor, born in Austria, designed a parachute in the style of a jacket. To carry out tests, in 1912 he invited the press and a film crew to the Eiffel Tower. He was supposed to use a mannequin, but Rreichelt decided to try the coat himself, hoping to float over the sidewalk like a flying squirrel. He collapsed to the ground because he lacked the knowledge to make a functional parachute.

Alexander Bogdanov,

pioneer

of blood transfusions

, this is the person we have to thank for today's blood transfusions. Although he did not invent all the components, he used blood transfusions in an experimental attempt to discover rejuvenation, until due to lack of knowledge he was injected with a blood sample that was incompatible with his blood type.

Sabin Arnold von Sochocky

invented glow-in-the-dark paint, which he called Undark. He had a successful factory that created thousands of watches with glowing parts visible even in the dark, until his workers began to die. It turns out that due to lack of knowledge about radioactivity his products glowed because they were radioactive, Sochocky himself succumbed to radiation poisoning.

The cases mentioned are examples of how lack of knowledge can have serious consequences.