The book explores the complexity and contradictions of life, emphasizing how these discrepancies influence the personal, societal, and philosophical decisions we make daily.
The book explores the concept of our reality being a simulation, drawing from advancements in technology, cosmology, and quantum physics, asserting that our physical laws and moral constructs are mere human perceptions of the world.
This book proposes a paradigm shift in taxation, advocating for an automatic tax on all electronic financial transactions to replace traditional taxes, which could potentially double state budgets, eliminate high tax burdens, and enable a universal basic income.
The book details the author’s exploration of “Teddybearness,” a self-coined term symbolizing kindness and compassion as a personal coping mechanism in a perceived harsh world.
The book explores self-destruction across various levels of the universe, from cosmology to human psyche, suggesting methods to resist this pervasive phenomenon individually.
The book examines the concept of virtual personalities, their creation, uses, and potential implications in various aspects of society, including art, business, and politics.
The book explores the intricate relationship between time and human existence, delving into the fear, impact, and contemplation of mortality that arises from the passage of time.
The book offers unique views on a trends that seem insignificant now, but may trigger groundbreaking changes in the future. The author takes on subjects like immortality, individual freedom, virtual personalities, sexual motivation, the usefulness of governments; criminal behavior, and terrorism.
The book critically examines the limitations and uncertainties of cosmology, challenging conventional scientific theories and exploring the boundaries of human knowledge in understanding the origins and evolution of the universe.
The book follows Lilli-Bunny’s enchanting world, where fantasy meets reality as the character navigates various challenges, cleverly paralleling global issues, and exploring topics such as hiring practices, cultural differences, and the arts.
The book examines the social, economic, and political aspects that have led to the distortion and downfall of the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity in contemporary society. The author conducts a critical analysis and suggests possible ways to overcome these problems and restore the true values of freedom and justice in society.
BORIS (BRUCE) KRIGER 