Author Helical's New Book 'Natural Philosophy' Explores How the Universe Began and How Humans Can Utilize the Universe's Hidden Order to Survival Beyond Earth
Dec 2, 2022
Helical, a diverse research and development company whose main focus is the propagation of life beyond the life expectancy of the Earth, has completed their new book "Natural Philosophy": a fascinating discussion on Helical's point of view on the creation of the universe, how humans can continue to survive long after the Earth becomes inhospitable, and various other topics concerning the company's interests.
"The universe supposedly begins with a bang, so they say," writes Helical. "Quite a big one, the biggest of all, in fact. This is a hypothetical conjecture for a current understanding of the universe as it has presented itself to the author. It begins with a brief description of how energy coalesced into a discernibly sized and shaped singularity, which then suddenly 'banged.' The observable universe manifested. The manifestation of the observable universe was built on the principle of, ultimately, wave mechanics among several other fundamental constructs. These waves manifested all physical and metaphysical constructs, and so the system of stasis and defense are built from these fundamental wave mechanics. It covers the social entropy which manifests higher order systems and provides a solution for a hypothetical living group to locally ensure a prolonged survival and stasis with minimal unwanted side effects."
Helical's enlightening work is the result from over twenty-five years of documentaries, colloquiums, lectures, personal experience, open-source learning, and university. A thought-provoking look at the universe and its intricacies, "Natural Philosophy" will help to educate readers on the hidden order within the universe and how humans can tap into it.
Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "Natural Philosophy" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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