The Fifth Science

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The book closes with the idea of unity, that we are all part of a single natural process, that nothing is really independent and that the Song that we all sing with our essence is God. Maybe you have different frameworks to employ when you are with your loving family or being ruthless at work. The Druze believe that incarnations happen in time and space immediately after a human being dies does the soul leaves to be born to another human mother. The author may have some interesting things to say about consciousness, but this fiction did little to promote his thoughts to me. Exurb1a отново успява да смеси интересни технологически и философски идеи с човешката реалност, която ги свързва така добре и създава едно преживяване, което, поне според мен, не е за изпускане.

The Fifth Science is a mind science that the Authentic Gnostic Druze Brotherhood believes to be their forsaken identity. There are books that pretend to be deep and even some that are actually deep but just don't reach and inspire you.It confirmed that all phenomena are expressions of a single phenomenon, and while all droplets consider themselves independent, they are nonetheless still ocean through and through. This of course opens the door to all manner of entities being conscious then, not just humans, and not even just creatures rooted in biology. But it turns the strings on your heart, and I think even in sci-fi stories, that's the most important aspect. If he follows only love then his wellbeing will be constantly at the mercy of another, though his highs will be sublime.

Youtube artist Exurb1a crafted this collection of loosely connected short works and centered around his world building of a declining galactic human empire stretching out over 100,000 years. I haven't read anything new in a while, around everything I have to attend to I don't get much time to spend on diving into something literary, but at the moment I realised Exurb1a had published a new short story collection I put everything else on pause.That and the fact that some of the character traits felt a bit repetitive are the only reasons I am not giving it five stars(to be fair there IS another reason - I have just decided to get more stingy with my five stars recently, that's all). The final idea is of unity, that we are all part of single natural process, that nothing is really independent and that Song that we all sing with our essence is God.

They learned at some point that there was an eccentric core to their personality and that it was possible no one else shared their own brand of eccentricity. I guess I am showing my age in wanting there to be a plot, but in the end I was somewhat relieved that it was relatively short. You're so desperate for something to pin your peace of mind to that you'll do all sorts of stupid things in its name. My other concerns are ones probably more endemic to the genre itself—flat characterization, long expanses of expositionary dialogue, plots that more serve as an opening to offer pre-determined philosophy than develop themselves.And for a moment I managed to dive into the world of pleasant literature, led by the pleasant (in style, not so much in theme) stories spanning through the whole saga of humanity's galactic future. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. When a planet is very connected, a time inevitably arrives when it becomes difficult to work out what is actually going on.

Fledgling physicist Ching-Yu Kuang has discovered a Rosetta Stone for all of physics, a treasure trove of advanced scientific breakthroughs beyond all imagination. The Fifth eventually takes on a kind of life of it's own and hints at some sort of galactic evolution but it's never really explored. Here is a quick description and cover image of book The Fifth Science written by Exurb1a which was published in August 24, 2018. The idea of knowledge that is so incompatible with consciousness that if forcefully aquired will cause you to commit suicide is fascinating.In another way, the book encapsulates that very feeling of smallness that is experienced when you gaze up into the night sky and realize that you are merely a dumb ape on a small rock floating through space in a massive universe and that nothing you have done or will ever do will ever matter and that the pointless societal sand-castle we're building will just be washed away by the waves of the cosmic oceans of time. All I can do is make a ripple and delude myself that I knew what the consequences of that ripple would be and take ownership of the changes caused. His favourite was Frame 9 which held that the stars were really points of light mere miles away and the entire universe revolved around Al’Hazaad.