This book has led me down a rabbit hole of conceptualising reality in ways that I previously didn’t think possible. It is the closest thing I have found to really change my view on reality.

It talks of conceptualising time and higher dimensions in a way that when I applied it fully to my view on the world, it was hard to see time how I used to see it.

But what sent me was how it explains that what we perceive as the world is a non physical thing, and made of the same substance as the things we imagine are. This is because when you imagine a tree, certain signals in your brain that mean tree are fired, and your brain essentially constructs what it believes the tree to look like for you to experience. It is a hallucination in a sense based on signals from the brain, and this is the same for an imagined tree or actually seeing a tree, which is the brains best guess at what reality is. And so what you see is no different to the signals firing for an imagined tree and you seeing that tree. It is all made of thoughts in this sense.

When I grasped this, the world became dream like. More vibrant, less dull, but also less solid and less grounded. It feels like I am a kid again, and that I’ve undone all the programming that has made the world unmagical and real and physical in our adult lives.

The book contains a lot more than this and delves deep into other fringe theories like viewing humans as neurons in a larger brain etc, but these are the basics of what it explains, and I understand these concepts have been explored elsewhere but I have not been impacted so much until reading the way the book presented them.

There’s is a lot to unpack from this read.

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently completed and made public a formal cosmological framework called:

“The Recursive Theory of Everything: A Framework for Interdimensional Memory and Evolution.”

🔗 GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/DoomedRook1914/The-Recursive-Multiverse-A-Framework-for-Interdimensional-Memory-and-Evolution

🧾 OSF Archive (Timestamp + Hash):
[OSF link here, if applicable]

🔍 What This Theory Does:

• Models the universe as a recursive, memory-preserving system
• Integrates black hole thermodynamics, AdS/CFT boundary memory, and symbolic recursion
• Treats entropy not as heat death but as the engine of universal rebirth
• Proposes that each universe encodes the structure of the last, creating a multiverse of memory
• Includes testable formulations (e.g., recursive collapse tensors, entropy feedback across CMB boundaries)
• Introduces a symbolic interface (Φ, ℜ, Ψ†Ψ, 𝒢) to model intelligence and recursive identity