6. CONSEQUENCES OF THE THEORY
This book is about far more than an ontological mechanism and a single number.
It is about what reality is.
It is about the relationship between the abstract and the physical.
It is about why mathematics describes nature.
It is about what consciousness is.
It is about what causality really means.
It is about what a human being is.
And it is about why questions that for centuries have been divided between physics, philosophy and religion may turn out to belong to one and the same structure.
These are major claims.
That is also why they do not come first.
The rest of the book gives some examples of everything that can be explained on the basis of the theory. But, as I said at the very beginning, what is presented here at publication on 15 October 2026 is partly sketchy, partly a little dry and AI-like. This applies particularly up to and including chapter 11.
Chapters 12 and 13, however, are ones I would give a try in any case, because they concern what I would call “the human condition” (chapter 12) – and what the theory entails when one takes the very highest perspective and seeks to unite everything, absolutely everything, in one and the same understanding (chapter 13).
More will come, the quality will improve and the presentation will be better.
Nevertheless. Pick and choose among the chapters ahead – or read them all.
