On the Threshold

An Australian hybrid publisher recently published a book of mine: On the Threshold. It's a very humble book, and it's quite obscure. Still, the book is important because it ultimately explains the origins of the universe, the meaning of life, and the purpose of civilization. Honestly.

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

Does it explain how change takes presidence over every including change itself? 🙃😊

Does it go into the math of change?

I have given great thought to this aspect. Including the math and physics of change.

Yet to put everything in writing, though bits and pieces or all over this site.

MLaszlo · 51-55, M

@DeWayfarer Great stuff, DeWayfarer. When it comes to math and physics, I've put all that type of thing into a manuscript that I hope to publish more toward the end of my life. It's a manuscript that deals with the riddle of the universe by meditating on the concept of eternal recurrence. As I'm sure you know, that was a concept that intrigued Nietzsche—at least in passing. At any rate, On the Threshold contents itself with lucid answers to simple questions. I wanted my point of view character to explain things so that almost anyone could understand.