Hyperreality

by Mike Hockney

What is time? Scientists know how to measure time, but they have no idea what it actually is. This books explains the deep mystery of time. It clarifies all of the enigmas concerning the tensed and tenseless theories of time, and addresses McTaggart's famous claim that time is "unreal".

Hegel's classification of "good" and "bad" infinity is analyzed, and a new mathematics of infinity is introduced, based on the concept of the "finite infinite" as opposed to the "infinite infinite".

The correct answer is given to Zeno's notoriously problematic paradox of the race between Achilles and the tortoise.

The "Hotel Infinity" model of the Big Bang is analyzed and shown to be far superior to conventional Big Bang theory.

The "Sensorium" and "Cognitorium" are discussed, and multiple accounts of consciousness, including dream consciousness and Jungian archetypes.

The issue of "private language" is analyzed, and used as a proof for the non-existence of the Abrahamic God.

Table of contents

• The Illuminati
• Time
• Time Doesn’t Exist
• Existence versus Non-Existence
• The Selfish Soul
• Dreams
• The Holographic Universe
• The Dream Mind
• The Binary Brain
• The Right Voices
• Group Unconsciousness
• The Unity of Consciousness
• The Most Beautiful Shapes in the Universe?
• The Holographic Principle
• Alpha and Omega
• The Continuity Editor
• Hotel Infinity and the Big Bang Expanding Universe
• Neoplatonism
• Am I Alone?
• The Information Universe
• Non-Existence
• The Solution or Not?
• The Creation of True Knowledge?
• Private Language and Private Gods
• The Mathematical Book of Existence
• Archetypal Control
• The Sensorium and Cognitorium
• Living Mathematics
• The Scientific Materialist Absurdity
• The Platonic Domain
• The Spell of Music
• Mathematics – “It’s alive!”