Mike Hockney

People can't reason. They don't even know what reason is. "Reason" is almost always harnessed to something that has nothing to do with reason. Believers in mainstream religion are feeling types who "reason" with their emotions, or with their mystical intuitions. They subscribe to narrative "logic", i.e. to a holy text by some charismatic prophet claiming to convey God's thoughts. They never ask why God doesn't communicate his message directly ... with no middle men, and no bizarre books about desert tribes from thousands of years ago.

This book explains how the entire universe can be created using just two ingredients: nothing at all, and the Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR), thus providing the universe most compatible with Occam's razor, the law of economy of explanation. The PSR exists ontologically as mathematics, defined by Euler's Formula.

The universe is not made of non-analytic, scientific "strings". It is made of analytic, mathematical sinusoids, hence has an exact answer.

George Orwell, author of 1984, worked for the British Broadcasting Corporation for two years. Reflecting on his experience at the BBC, Orwell said, “Its atmosphere is something halfway between a girls’ school and a lunatic asylum and all we are doing at present is useless, or slightly worse than useless.” Many decades later, the BBC is exactly the same.

How should we describe the places developing new A.I.? Halfway between Comic Con and a lunatic asylum?

King Solomon, one of the Bible's most famous figures, died as an apostate. How could a man fabled for his wisdom reach the conclusion that God was false? The Armageddon Conspiracy reveals the answer to this greatest Biblical mystery.

The Temple of Solomon was not the House of God but a special chamber designed to contain a unique weapon, for which Solomon had the most astounding purpose in mind.

Solomon, a man obsessed with witchcraft and magic, believed he had found the key to the supreme mystery of life, but he died before he could complete his mission. The world's oldest secret society, of which Solomon was the Grand Master, still exists and now its members are about to perform the final cataclysmic ceremony Solomon had planned for so long.

To kill God!

The most secret club on earth provides exclusive access to the greatest pleasure mankind has ever known. There's just one problem: membership is fatal. When two terminally bored Hollywood superstars hear an urban legend that elite English students have discovered the secret of ultimate pleasure, they come to London to discover if the rumors are true. They employ young socialite Sophie York to help them. Sophie is a forgotten Reality TV contestant and a self-styled entertainment consultant. She thinks she's landed the job of her dreams, but when she and her famous clients collide head on with Oxford University's richest, smartest and most sinister students, it becomes her worst nightmare.

"Sin for Salvation" is an ancient cult with murderous rituals. Its members aspire to commit the ultimate sin, known as Prohibition A. The cult preaches a hyper-sexual creed that has seduced Wall Street's highest fliers. Recruits are enlisted in the world's most exclusive nightclub, featuring a sado-masochistic fantasy journey through Dante's nine circles of hell. But when its super rich clientele leave the club, it's neither lust nor lucre they have on their minds. It's murder. When FBI Agent Sarah Harris starts investigating, she finds herself traveling into her own past, where her darkest secrets lie in wait.

Are you envious of the rich and famous? Do you think your life is meaningless? Greg Raslow does. But, from nowhere, a mysterious organization with no identifiable leaders emerges to stand up for ordinary people. The League for the Liberation of Nobodies wear uniforms made from old newspapers: an ironic reference to the fact that there are never any stories about them. They're invisible in the eyes of the media, to whom only celebrities count. Greg joins the League and finds himself in the midst of a mind-boggling revolution. Soon, the super rich and celebrities are on the run, desperately trying to protect their privileged lives as they find that ordinary people have finally turned against them. But an unexpected discovery makes Greg realize that there's something suspicious about the League. When he starts investigating, he uncovers the most audacious plot in history. Only one man can stop it. Greg's about to meet him and undergo the ultimate life changing experience.

You have never encountered anyone like the Quantum Illuminati. They possess the forbidden answer to existence. They even explain why you will never understand this forbidden answer.

The Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden had a second property that was never revealed: even if you ate of it, you still didn't acquire the forbidden knowledge, because you needed to be God to understand that knowledge.

The Quantum Illuminati worked out how to extract all of the knowledge of the Tree of Knowledge without ever going near it. They hacked the mind of God because they realized something amazing – God needs to be made of something and if you understand what that thing is, you understand God.

You're in a simulation, but the most amazing thing of all is the identity of the simulators. You'll never guess.

Find out what base reality actually is. It will blow your mind.

Come inside and descend all the way down to the rock bottom of the ultimate rabbit hole. Come to where all the biggest, deepest answers are found. Know, at last, the Mind of God.

Discover Base Reality. You're ready. You can do this. Open your eyes to the ultimate truth. See through the eyes of God.

The New Way

Is there a better way of doing physics that retains the best of current physics while going far beyond it? Physics is currently based on the claim – and claim it most certainly is – that physics deals with something real (let’s call that real thing “matter”, though there is no ontological definition of matter) and it can be somehow analyzed by an unreal, manmade abstraction, namely mathematics. But what happens if you accept a different assertion, one that makes mathematics not an abstraction but a concrete reality, an ontology?