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Consciousness and Cosmos offers a bold, rigorously argued vision in which everything—from the curvature of galaxies to the spark of awareness—arises from a single, timeless tapestry of pure information. At its heart lies the Conformal Information Field, a pre-spatial continuum whose patterns—governed by angle-preserving (conformal) transformations—“freeze” into resonance modes that manifest as space, time, matter, and mind.
Beginning with ancient cosmogonies and metaphysical traditions, Jason Mastorakos traces a continuous thread to modern conformal field theories and information science. He then builds a precise mathematical framework: defining informational primitives, formulating an action principle on an N-dimensional manifold, and deriving discrete eigenmodes that map directly onto physical constants, particle spectra, and geometric structure.
The narrative culminates in a groundbreaking account of emergent consciousness—high-order resonance kernels that integrate, self-refer, and choose among informational potentials, thereby collapsing the Field into lived experience. Along the way, the book proposes thought-experiments and empirical protocols—ranging from psi research to conformal neuroimaging—to test its predictions. Finally, it explores profound philosophical and ethical implications, charting a future where technology and human purpose align with the deep informational currents of the cosmos.
Elegant, interdisciplinary, and unwaveringly professional, Consciousness and Cosmos invites scientists, philosophers, and curious minds to reimagine reality itself.
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