“ian beardsley”

The author stops at nothing as ludicrous. He would actually attempt to connect why he brushes his teeth in the morning to events that took place in the formation of the solar system billions of years ago. He may not be successful, or he may, it depends on what the reader believes. There is also a un... More

"Decoding The Universe" is an overhaul and refinement of "Project Genesis," which was written in a passionate frenzy, with new stuff added. It connects things on a cosmic scale to the chemical elements, which forged history. That takes us one step closer, perhaps, to understanding why and how we got... More

"Decoding The Universe 2" continues along the same lines as the first book, demonstrating that the elements that forged history, such as gold, silver, and nickel, or gases like oxygen, and nitrogen, are connected to the parameters of the various aspects of the solar system in such a way that seems t... More

The most sacred aspects to humanity are showed to be connected through proportions at the most fundamental of levels and reveal a connection to Arthur C. Clarke's "Space Odyssey" and Isaac Asimov's "Foundation Trilogy," the pillars of Science Fiction. A math system is presented, and available for re... More

An ongoing journal unraveling the secrets we have had in us about the Universe, from ancient to contemporary times, an exploration the author calls "Cosmic Archeology," a search for why we are here, and where we are going, through chemistry, math, physics and astronomy at a classical level of natura... More

An ongoing journal unraveling the secrets we have had in us about the Universe, from ancient to contemporary times, an exploration the author calls "Cosmic Archeology," a search for why we are here, and where we are going, through chemistry, math, physics and astronomy at a classical level of natura... More

Companies used to rely on human experts and their years of experience to guide them. Now, cutting-edge organizations are mining the data and crunching numbers instead, to come up with more accurate, less biased predictions. As Freakonomics detailed, statistical analysis can reveal the secret levers ... More