'The Science of Consciousness' details the first scientific synthesis of theoretical physics, cosmology, consciousness, and evolution. The idea concerning the universe's organic unity started with an intuition about gravity. What does gravity have to do with consciousness? It is a fascinating and twisted story that goes back six years from the idea's conception to the book's publication in 2015.
Gravity is the most elemental force in the universe. No place can be insulated from it: it traverses space as it forms its fabric. Gravity appears to pull us toward the Earth, resulting from two opposing forces operating like a seesaw between gravity and anti-gravity. The closer we are to the center point of the seesaw, the smaller the force is. This is why flying out into free space reduces gravity until it seems to disappear altogether. Thus, 'gravity-free' space is gravity neutral.
Shockingly, our emotional attachments operate similarly over time. Emotional attachments to loved ones and even inanimate objects make losses so painful; the emotional difficulty of separation is due to the emotional gravity of the situation. Just as gravity gets weaker with increasing distance, time heals the pain of loss. Recognizing the analogy between these seemingly different phenomena formed my first intuition, which grew into an overarching hypothesis through diligent study and work. The fundamental knowledge base is as broad as an ocean: theoretical physics, neurology, physiology, cosmology, evolutionary biology, economics, sociology, and everything else that provides an answer to the pressing questions I had. Throughout all this time, the original intuition has remained unchanged. The hypothesis, supported by contemporary scientific research, grew into an encompassing whole with intricate details.
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