A comprehensive comprehension framework, based on a system of beliefs (SOB-G), that you use to make sense of all your concepts (included the concept of you) and objects (i.e. what you now call reality), without encountering mysteries and paradoxes. That's G.
I'm particularly fond of the term intrication. It's fascinating to discover that in French, quantum entanglement is referred to as intrication — just imagine the elegance of pronouncing it with a French accent. Intrication carries a profound significance that goes beyond mere entanglement. It evokes the idea
I am currently working on Formal Geneosophy, which deals with the practical applications of Theoretical Geneosophy. I was tempted to describe the tools developed within Formal Geneosophy as the Algebra of Possibilities. However, algebra deals with actualities, or the manipulation of numbers and equations. In fact, the term "algebra&
Now that Geneosophy is complete and I can give a coherent account of its assumptions and implications, I find it useful to be able to compare Geneosophy with the ideas of other thinkers. It is a bit like having a discussion with Bergson, at least as close as it gets.
Consciousness is the holy grail of our quest to comprehend who we are. We feel conscious, there is no doubt about it. But understanding consciousness has been outside our reach so far. It is a strange state of affairs, we have elucidated so many mysteries about the world, thanks to