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A Quest for The Big TOE
What is the universe made of? An information-first approach to physics, set out as predictions that can be tested, with the evidence for and against each one.
Read first, then decide. If paying would be a hardship, the book is yours. If you can afford it and it is worth something to you, please pay whatever you want. It keeps the work from running at a loss and recovers some of the cost and time behind it.
About the book
A theory that tells you how to test it
The book starts from one idea: that information is physical, and that the universe processes it. It follows that idea through twenty-one elements, from why nothing in your hand is ever really touching anything, to gravity, quantum mechanics, the cosmic microwave background and consciousness. It keeps what physics has already confirmed: the four dimensions we observe, the Standard Model and quantum mechanics.
Where the ideas make claims about the world, the book says what measurement would settle them. Those predictions are registered in public before the data arrive, at the Ic² Research Institute, and every result is published.
New to physics? Elements 1, 2 and 3 need little background, so start there.
A living book
Revised in public
The book changes when the evidence does, and every change is shown. Each new version lists what was corrected, added or withdrawn, and every earlier edition stays available, so anyone can see how the thinking moved. The current version is 6E, released October 2026.
On paper
The print edition
A printed edition is being prepared. The book is long, and printing it at home takes real time, paper and ink. A professionally printed copy should cost about the same, or less, and arrives bound and ready to read.
The printed copy is a snapshot of one version. The online edition stays current, so you can always check what has changed since your copy was printed.
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