The Matter, the Consciousness

We have a lot planned for this book and, as always, in addition to scientifically verifiable questions, we are also looking for answers to questions that cannot really be asked because there are no tangible answers to them. One could also go ahead and consider this pointless or attribute it to God, which amounts to the same thing. Nevertheless, we have taken pleasure in not only boldly and simply dealing with it anyway, but we have also dared to go into ever greater detail about how we imagine this world works. So we are cheeky and a little arrogant. But as long as we find no audience among the general public, we can do what we want, and that is what we are doing here. Nevertheless, our answers to the questions that must not be asked are based on the findings of physics. It is the type of physics that is generally accepted and propagated today, with its results and theories. And we also adhere to the findings of the last few centuries; we do not invent our own answers. We base our arguments on physical findings, but our interpretations and conclusions are somewhat different. We find them more appropriate and more coherent. From this verifiable but modified world view, we then draw our far-reaching conclusions, which unfortunately, in the end, can only be verified within ourselves, if at all.



Christian Hermenau has a doctorate in physics and works as a freelance lecturer