With Ease
Introduction
A Theory of Opposites has been evolved and, through a series of books, laid out. Called Natural Dialectic, its binary structure may well reflect the way cosmos works – a working about which scientists and philosophers down the history of mankind have yearned to discover more. ‘With Ease’ is an abbreviation and, at the same time, textbook for a course on The Reunification of Science and Philosophy. To this end it employs the guiding force of 170 questions and tutorial answers to help you understand more easily what exactly is going on.
While not a travelogue that ranges through the vast libraries, instruments and institutions of human endeavour, this primer cuts with ease to the heart of what they all are after – universal pattern. And if you then want elaboration it also tells exactly where to find it.
Who, though, doesn’t like an easy ride? Five minutes to admire a painting, ten on an arousing piece of music or several hours before the magic of a movie screen. Passive absorption. Passing sensations. But is it possible to understand science and philosophy with quite such ease? Harder going needs a helping hand. ‘With Ease’ is just this helping hand.
Thrust
Three great issues of science and philosophy are, for psychology, the nature and origin of consciousness; for physics, cosmogony and the subsequent nature of physicality; and, for biology, the origin of codified life-forms. To obtain the simplest scheme of thought to bind together the observed facts involved in this quest six chapters are needed to integrate physic with metaphysic. They will serve to reunify science with philosophy.
Firstly, the structure of Natural Dialectic and the nature of Information (the immaterial element) are discussed. A perspective is developed by which the subject of psychology (with both conscious and subconscious aspects) is neatly framed. Then non-conscious physics, biology (in both non-conscious and subconscious parts) and sociology are examined.
Over the last few centuries materialism’s tapestry has been intellectually woven. The modern mind-set has been sedulously groomed but, with one simple, philosophically-chosen restriction lifted, there will come surprises. What is this restrictive, axiomatic brake? And what surprises will arise with its release? Read on and see!