Philosophy: Personal Pages: Authors

The LOTA theory of mind emerges from the LOTA philosophy of science, where relationships between mind, matter, energy and consciousness become visible. It is a holistic view on the nature of personal reality.

We live amidst an amoral chaos of relative truths, but there exists an absolute truth that can be grasped by the postconscious mind.

Insights in prose and verse on the dualism of existence presented in chapters from books by the site's author.

e-Salon is a growing collection of essays, lectures, stories, on meta-ethics, normative ethics, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, philosophy of language, logic, love written by John Baggaley.

This book defines the concept of truth and how it is used as a valuator to process information.

Presents the scientific proof that work-out-well-for-all is nature?s system, as seen through through math, politics, women, history, children, science, world, and social relations.

A general philosophical-denominational work of 936 pages that lays the foundation for the neutral-inclusive paradigm. Parts of the text are available on-line.

Online book that uses science fiction to explore philosophy.

Online book on plus root theory; concerns the foundations of sound logical discourse, reasoning, and common sense.

Contains the book "After Us, the Deluge" both for online browsing and for download.

Epistemology research work which explains how our world is build up, how our mind is working, and what our goals have to be.

An aphoristic vision of the human journey written in the early 1990's. Available in HTML, PDF, and Adobe Acrobat format.

A practical post-existentialist, post-objectivist philosophy, partly based on ideas of Ayn Rand, Albert Camus, C. Wright Mills and others. Contains the first four chapters (of 40) and presents the root of the philosophy.

Linked essays on his philosophical ideas, mainly on language, physics, and ethics.

A website devoted to the works of Roberto Mangabeira Unger, the political philosopher, legal scholar, and key figure in the Critical Legal Studies movement.

Paul's ideas on how to improve the world are presented. Topics include migration, nutrition, genetics, music, happiness, science, cosmology, and religion.