Thought theory describes a single metaphysical framework that unites the physical world around us with the mental world within our brains.
Each mind manipulates symbolic structures that contain a value across a ‘mindspace’. Thought theory seeks to deconstruct the inner and outer workings of these abstract/invisible/intelligent sources of value, called symbols.
Ultimately I’ve created this theory to solve problems. I believe that society has become awash in terrible situations because it lacks a systematic methodology for measuring the symbolic structures that permeate our collective ‘mindspace’.
A brain can die, while a mind cannot, and the function of the universe is to maintain a special mechanism of symbolic manifestation between brains and minds.
Thought (and thinking) comes from our ability to analyze the ‘abstract’ component of our ‘hyper-dimensional’ Universe. It’s a direct result of the fundamental make-up of space and time.
Within thought theory, thoughts represent the interrelated structures inside a region of space called mindspace. Mindspace is a metaphysical space that contains hyper-dimensional structures called symbols.
Washington D.C.’s architecture appears often designed according to Masonic symbolism. It has countless monuments that can be traced back to the time of the new thinkers of the 17th century enlightenment era. Explore how thoughts manifest into objects and collections of objects.
Each thought and thing, and the events between thoughts and things, can be explained by the relationship patterns. These patterns are the basic construct of the Universe, and we can use them to reveal everything about it.
The activities of all living things are put into motion by complex relationships. From a mindspace perspective, the relationship patterns are the basic building blocks for a symbolic energy which fuels the progression of each mind.
A dimension is a fundamental property of matter and each bit of matter in the universe has a length, width, depth, and [footprint in] time. It turns out that matter also has other important properties which give rise its additional, ‘abstract’ dimensions.