Books
Four books on human behaviour, belief and the fundamental nature of the universe. Each is available to order online.
How the Homo Sapiens Blundered
Humans are the most capable species the planet has produced, and also the one most able to undermine its own home. This book looks at the choices, habits and blind spots through which Homo sapiens has repeatedly worked against its own long-term interests, and what those mistakes mean for the world we share.
Written for the curious general reader, it invites you to look honestly at how we think and decide, individually and as a society, and to ask whether a course correction is still possible.
How the Homo Sapiens Blundered
Decoding Human Psyche
Witnessing transformation of humans into Homo deludus, the delusional one
Why do intelligent people hold on to beliefs that the evidence does not support? This book examines how the human mind works and proposes that modern humans have drifted into a state it calls Homo deludus, the delusional one.
Drawing on a doctor’s observations of how people think, believe and behave, it explores the psychology behind our certainties, and how awareness of these patterns can help readers think more clearly.
Trideva Decoded
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, the Trideva, stand at the heart of Hindu thought as the forces of creation, preservation and transformation. This book sets out to decode what the three deities represent and what their stories can tell us about the nature of existence.
Combining mythology with reflection, it offers readers a way to see these timeless figures not only as divine beings but as ideas that speak to life, change and consciousness.
Decoding Gravity, Time and Causality
Dynamic General Relativity, a theory of quantum gravity and a potential theory of everything
This book puts forward a new line of thinking on gravity, time and causality, presented as a dynamic view of general relativity and a proposed route towards a theory of quantum gravity and, potentially, a theory of everything.
Written by an independent researcher, it sets out the author’s hypotheses and reasoning for readers interested in fundamental physics, and presents them as ideas to be examined and discussed.
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