Probability Theory and Statistical Analysis of Coincidences
September 23, 2026 Reading time: 2 minutes
According to the description of the book "The Designed World of Information", I am able to have an understanding of some things about your book. Here are three specific things I found.
First, you apply probability theory and statistical analysis to coincidences, making the case that the role of chance in such phenomena is unlikely . You write that you "show how to make simple calculations to estimate the chances that coincidences are not due to mere randomness" and show readers "how to prove that the coincidences in their lives have meaning, rather than being a 'fluke' of pure luck" . That is a unique approach. Most books on synchronicity rely on anecdote. You use mathematics.
Book Review: Intellectual curiousity of "The Designed World of Information"
September 23, 2026 Reading time: ~1 minute
The book "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" has sparked particularly rich and thoughtful conversation within our community. Readers are drawn to the way you bridge synchronicity, probability, physics, and metaphysical inquiry not as separate disciplines, but as interwoven languages pointing toward a deeper informational order underlying the universe.
Can you hold 70,000 books in one hand?
October 1, 2024 Reading time: 3 minutes
If you are reading this blog, you are a certifiable smart person and probably know about Project Gutenberg (PG). They have been collecting digital editions of public domain books since Michael S. Hart first typed in the Declaration of Independence and posted it online in 1971. Since then, the project has added free books at an increasing rate, passing the 70,000 mark this year. If they're online, why make these books available on a thumb drive?
With about 70,000 local copies of books, it's pretty darned cool to know that, as long as you have this drive, you will be able to access all those books, even in a nuclear Armageddon. The fact that you can search and read the books, and highlight and take notes on them, on any computer with the drive just makes it better.
Book Review: The Designed World of Information. Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond
June 23, 2024 Reading time: 3 minutes
This world is not what it seems? And the Universe - is not your true home? Surely, you've experienced coincidences that can't be logically explained? Do you not understand the meaning of life? A new book called "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" [book link] is something special.
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