Theory of
everything
but physics.
Being human in the AI age
What does it mean to be human when machines can write, reason and create? Theory of everything but physics is a book in progress that explores this question through philosophy, psychology and everyday experience.
Questions at the heart of this book
Humanity in the age of artificial intelligence
How does artificial intelligence change our relationship with work, creativity and one another? The book asks where human judgment, responsibility and dignity belong in a world increasingly shaped by algorithms.
Free will, choice and responsibility
How free are our decisions? Habits, circumstances and unconscious influences complicate the experience of choosing. This inquiry connects free will and determinism with the choices we make in ordinary life.
Psychology, consciousness and identity
What makes a self? Attention, memory, emotion and the stories we inherit shape how we see ourselves. These questions open a conversation between psychology, consciousness and the need to belong.
The search for meaning
How do we find direction without ready-made answers? Meaning, uncertainty, relationships and mortality form another thread of the book: how to live with questions rather than rush past them.
An open-ended philosophical inquiry
This is an evolving book-length essay, not a finished theory. Its scope is deliberately broad: ideas meet lived experience, and questions can lead across disciplines. Chapters and translations will develop as the manuscript takes shape.