Circa
A player of strategy, RPG and platform.
A reader of biology, physics and mythology.
Who grew to create a single universe for all of these as the writer of Kaiho.
Or such was my bio in every network for many years and after a decade dedicate to literature, where I neglected even my health and all else, I am nowhere close finishing the fantastic narrative that I there began, but instead I used the literary ability I so much honed, and my study of every discipline, to write works of the most opposite nature to my initial plan – of scientific argumentation.
The initial premise was a world where the mythology of every culture simultaneously existed and I explored such magic world, but I began with palaeontology putting some cool pre-historic animals and some unique biomes which no longer exist beside studying geography in how the terrain defines the climate and in its turn it shapes which animals and plants live there; and then curious phenomena of physics and chemistry to make those fantastic magic spells more interesting – but such then also shew logical flaws and incoherencies on my magic system.
On this I had to go to real university material to understand the world; I began with the necessary advanced mathematics of multivariable Calculus and algebra for matrices for Physics, only later dealing with ‘analysis’ and ‘proofs’ as I played with computation, coursing Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology and Environmental Sciences on the way (the exact ones, with History and Economics etc only later) before going at Physics the whole way to Nuclear and Particle Physics on MIT together with Relativity and atomic modelling with Quantum Mechanics – and like René Descartes upon seeing everything that the disciplines had to offer I only got unsatisfied in seeing how insufficiently incomplete, and wrong, our imperfect sciences still are.
Upon clearing thus our modern science I began to read the entire classic body of Greek, Roman and Chinese literature, besides the long Renaissance one with the foundation of the modern sciences, knowing very well they were wrong, however the reason for them being wrong, the logical flaws in their arguments, are still alive in modern science which although better still follow a flawed methodology inherited since the ancients; clearing that up and solving it became the focus of my writing – what in this year I finished with beautiful success.
Such are on the tab of Successionem Logicae.
But as I self-taught myself the whole way, I have no academic connection to expose it yet to the community and trigger this scientific revolution; I am now engaging random people on the social networks, and working on languages and poetry, as I try to get those works out there and see where my fiction works too will go.