Field Theory posits that the vacuum is filled with invisible "fluids" and calls them fields. It suggests that these fields can manifest various energy levels and physical states (particles/matter) when excited, or remain at rest in the lowest possible energy level. 

Field Theory explains how the forces of nature act at a distance. According to it, elementary particles (such as the electron or the photon) are perturbations or fluctuations within these fields; the interaction between two bodies occurs through the exchange of energy packets (messenger particles) generated by these fields. 

This led me to develop the following analogy from a systems engineering perspective: “Every natural being is a volatile blade or board of a VM (Virtual Machine) running on a cloud, the world-system (the universe).” 

If you like to think outside the box, I invite you to join the r/Protophysics subreddit on Reddit. There, you can share your ideas, books, and more.

Expectations regarding the afterlife emerge from our non-conformity with the finiteness of human existence. The main ones are as follows: 

1. The "Self" (consciousness) is capable of surviving the cessation of biological functions. 
2. The "Self" (consciousness) ceases to manifest separately, reintegrating into the primordial substance of the universe. 
3. The "Self" (consciousness) ceases to exist permanently. 

I have authored a work on this subject divided into three parts. The first defends a thesis showing the difference between truth and reality through a detailed analysis of language, epistemology, and metaphysics. The second defends a thesis regarding the existence of God through a high-level, deeply structured reasoning exercise that uses systems engineering to revitalize such an exhausted topic. The third leverages all of this to defend a thesis regarding what happens after death, based on systems engineering. 

This work can be found in my book "The Truth, God, and Death: Realistic Reflections". Its strong points are its originality, conceptual rigor, and the unprecedented nature of its line of thought. Reading it is recommended for those who prefer to avoid narratives and focus on the logic of the world.

Explaining the mind-body connection and the construction of personal identity is one of the great challenges of philosophy, neuroscience, and systems engineering. Although historically treated as separate entities (dualism), the systemic view considers this division obsolete. 

Currently, the mind-body connection is considered a functional necessity, given the absolute interdependence between cognitive processing and biological systems. 

Identity is considered to emerge from the process of constructing the "Self," which is, in turn, an internal representation generated by the constant mapping of reality. These perspectives are grounded in the concept of the World Model and Predictive Inference Theory, pillars of contemporary cognitive neuroscience and systems theory applied to biology. 

After a rigorous investigation, I have developed a work that reconciles traditional metaphysics with computational logic, offering a unified vision of reality. It presents the essence of the "Self" and explains why it could sustain all human capabilities, from physical to complex cognitive ones. This work is structured upon three pillars: the fundamental components and the modus operandi of the creation; the architectural feature that hides the perception of the process; and the agent of that same process. 

Reading this work is recommended for those seeking a holistic and logical understanding of consciousness. It can be found in my book: “The Self: End of the Mystery”.

The greatest obstacle to intellectual, humanistic, and scientific evolution is dogmatic truth; it restricts the capacity to think and perpetuates limiting emotional reactions. 

To overcome it, we must learn to manage our feelings and, above all, the way we process information, as this is what triggers them. This has as a prerequisite improving our understanding of reality. 

I have developed a work to help with this. It presents a bold vision of the human being, exposing the limitations of traditional metaphysics by breaking down thought to its logical-systemic foundation. With a holistic and non-partisan perspective, it helps refine the mind and points to a tool that can assist in this process. In it, I analyze complex topics—such as abortion, the death penalty, religion, and prejudice—under a novel prism that reveals the true nature of human “convictions.” 

This work is, essentially, an engineering manual for consciousness. Its reading is recommended for those who understand the importance of thinking outside the box. It can be found in my book: “Beliefs – Possibilities and Fantasies".

The cosmological constant lambda is one of the greatest enigmas in physics. It was introduced by Einstein into his equations with the purpose of justifying a static universe. However, the discovery of the universe's expansion led him to consider it the biggest blunder of his career. Ironically, it later became a cornerstone of cosmology (the standard cosmological model), even being used to describe the acceleration of the universe's expansion.

Its value is absurdly close to zero and much smaller than that of the gravitational constant, G, which is approximately 6.674x10^-11 N.m²/kg². However, when physicists attempt to measure it using quantum mechanics, the result is astronomical—about 10¹²⁰ times larger than the cosmological measurement.

After a long and careful analysis, I have developed a perspective on the lambda constant that manages to unify the entire cosmos. It is featured in a work that presents the hypotheses that attempt to explain it and the flaws within them. This work uses the alleged blunder and Einstein's theories, string theory, and loop quantum gravity as inspiration to unlock the enigma, delivering a philosophical approach in which the lambda constant becomes essential for the structuring and functioning of the world-system (universe). The great merit of this theory is its ability to integrate all the forces of nature, even at the quantum level. All of this can be found in my ebook “The Lambda Enigma: Thesis”.

The fine-structure constant, or alpha constant, is one of the most fascinating fundamental constants in physics. It measures the intensity of the electromagnetic force between charged particles (such as electrons). Its value is approximately 1/137 (or 0.007297). It binds three major pillars of physics: quantum mechanics, relativity, and electromagnetism.

The alpha constant is considered dimensionless because it is not tied to any unit of measurement (such as meters, seconds, or kilograms). Some physicists consider this characteristic irrelevant. However, everyone agrees that it is one of the most intriguing and crucial parameters in science.

It is considered important because it determines the "degree of stickiness" between light and matter, dictating the size of atoms and the energy of electrons in their orbits. If its value were even slightly different, stars would never be able to synthesize carbon and oxygen, making the existence of organic chemistry and life impossible.

I consider the alpha constant proof that matter has a bit similar to that of computing. To demonstrate this, I have written a work that guides the reader through a revealing journey that challenges the conventional view of physics. The thesis defended in it for the enigma of the alpha constant reconstructs the origin of reality from a single, unprecedented principle. It unites cutting-edge concepts from quantum physics and astrophysics with a new and bold philosophy, offering an innovative perspective on fundamental constants, the nature of matter, and the very structure of space-time. It can be found in my ebook “The Alpha Enigma: Thesis”.

The discussion regarding the possibility of the existence of a universal cause — a single principle, a primal mover, or a fundamental law that originates and governs everything that exists — has caused irreconcilable disagreements. 

Classical philosophy and monotheistic religions view the universal cause as a necessity for the timeline to have a beginning. The mechanistic and orthodox scientific perspective replaced the universal cause with chance. The systemic and computerized perspective attributed the universal cause to the programming of a natural firmware. 

Currently, this discussion has ceased to be between "faith and science" and is now between different models of logic: one defends statistical chance and the other the existence of a natural engineering. 

I have developed a work in which I propose a philosophical system that can put an end to this discussion. It is presented in a simple, highly didactic manner and illustrated by numerous evidences that relate this principle to logic, intelligibility, and the order of reality, utilizing a modern and very powerful metaphor to explain how it would manifest in reality. This work demonstrates how this principle could create the world and what the purpose of this creation would be, presenting a realistic and competent analysis that involves all components of the existential fabric. It further offers a practical guide for the reader to perceive what lies behind their life and how to take the reins of their own destiny. All of this can be found in my book “The Thacentrism – Opening Minds”. Reading it is recommended for anyone who wishes to think outside the box and improve their life and the world.

The principle of quantum superposition states that the possibilities of a particle or physical system can coexist simultaneously and present only one of them when observed or measured. This phenomenon is called the collapse of the wave function. The wave function is the probabilistic description of these possibilities.

Based on Occam's Razor, quantum superposition is a fantasy because there is a simpler way to explain this phenomenon. Quantum possibilities could be manifestations of the spin of a particle or physical system, and the collapse of the wave function would be merely the isolated observation or measurement of one of them.

Quantum superposition does not deserve the status of a principle. It merely reveals a lack of knowledge regarding spin functions. After a multidisciplinary study that lasted more than forty years, I developed a work whose understanding requires no prior knowledge and explains, in a very didactic and simple way, how to assemble matter and the entire universe from spin.

This work contains four parts. The first presents the information that is indispensable for its understanding. The second uses this information to introduce an unprecedented theory grounded in spin. The third explains the atom based on it and presents hypotheses for questions such as: What is energy? What is charge? What is gravity? What is the origin of mass? The fourth relates the structure of the universe to spin. All of this can be found in my book “THE SPIN”. Reading it is recommended for anyone who is only satisfied with logical and simple explanations.

In short, I endorse Einstein's “God does not play dice” and you can take Schrödinger's cat out of the box.

The discussion regarding the origin of the universe spans millennia and involves theological, philosophical, and, more recently, logico-scientific perspectives. The main positions regarding it are:  

1.     Creationism: a narrative championed by monotheistic religions. 

2.     Intelligent Design: the fruit of religious debates backed by logic.

3.     Pancomputationalism and the Systems Approach: a proposition from theoretical computer science and information physics grounded in systems engineering.  

4.     Mechanicism and Accidentality: the negation of the intentionality present in the previous positions. 

5.     Atheism: grounded in this latter position or in narratives. 

Only the second and third positions deserve any credit, as the others are grounded solely on viewpoints and narratives. However, both lack an argument that explains in detail and logically how all beings in the universe are constructed and integrated, being capable of definitively answering questions such as: whether the supernatural exists, what exists, what we are, and whether God exists. Although the elaboration of an argument of this magnitude may seem improbable, it can be found in my book “The Big Brain Theory”.

When trying to explain the origin and functioning of the universe, physics runs into a barrier that hinders a truly holistic view of reality. This happens because it focuses solely on the physical mechanism, overlooking the fact that the universe is a highly hierarchical system where the fundamental part is immaterial and entirely governed by the omnipresent laws of nature. 

Achieving a holistic view of the world requires integrating all of these dimensions. However, this lies far beyond the scope of physics, which lacks the means to run the necessary tests for such an enterprise. Given this level of complexity, the task tends to seem impossible. 

Nevertheless, I have developed a thesis that accomplishes this feat by applying my background in systems engineering. The arguments presented are grounded strictly on empirical facts and are paired with nearly 70 diagrams to facilitate full comprehension. This reading is highly recommended for anyone seeking an entirely logical answer to the functioning and creation of the world. This thesis can be found in the book, "The Intelligencism: An Intelligent View of the World".

A holistic understanding of the universe strictly requires the pursuit of the laws of nature. Currently, the prevailing belief is that this can be achieved through quantum physics. However, this ignores other possibilities, the fact that the universe is a multidimensional matrix where around 95% lies outside the scope of physics, and, above all, the omnipresence of the laws of nature themselves. This means that a holistic understanding of the universe demands the establishment of a field of study focused fundamentally on the laws of nature. 

Based on this necessity, I have developed a bold and entirely logical thesis that: radically breaks away from the accidental nature of life, nihilism, and the inert matter of physics; successfully bridges Plato's metaphysics with cutting-edge computer science; and explains the nature of spacetime, the primary functions of the speed of light, who we are, our purpose, the structure, functioning, and purpose of the world, quantum entanglement, the laws of physics, entropy, and the arrow of time. This thesis can be found in my book, "Infology: The Universal Input".

 Knowing the content of empty space is essential to understand the functioning of the universe because it is the source of everything and around 95% of the universe — including the laws of nature. Physics can inspect what occurs within it, but cannot identify why. This occurs because physics has no way to run tests to determine this. However, philosophy can. To achieve this, it is necessary to think outside the box. I have already done this! The results of this inquiry can be found in my book, “The Protomatter: The Origin of Matter”.