On the Physics of Organic Earth (Organic Cosmos, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

On the Physics of Organic Earth by Gideon Flux presents a revolutionary metaphysical framework redefining gravity, time, and reality within Coccotunnella perpetua, a living, conscious universe where all entitiescups, humans, planetsare formations of soldiers under 14 lords (e.g., Lord of Time, Gravity, Space). Building on The Organism We Are, the book posits that gravity isn‘t a physical force but a conscious process driven by the Revolutionary Echo, a chaotic reverberation of lower conscious beings‘ impulses, causing soldier breakoffs (red dots) that shape existence via human perceptionattached (symbiosis, no choice) or detached (conflict, human choice).Structured in three parts, the book first tackles cosmic phenomena (Pages 691). It introduces a conscious gravity theory (Pages 723), using a hypothetical seesaw to model how breakoffs tilt human movement (Pages 912), with time emerging from their sequence (Pages 1315). The Echo, not lords, drives randomness, resolving the formation dynamic paradox (Pages 1521) and applying to systems like orbits (Pages 2123). It counters aether comparisons (Pages 2428), affirming consciousness over mechanics, and resolves physics paradoxes (e.g., Newton‘s bucket, Fermi Paradox, Pages 3356) via breakoffs, not physical laws. Part 2 (Pages 5791) simulates particle motion (e.g., H₂O formation, Pages 6165), contrasting conscious chemistry with quantum mechanics. Part 3 (Pages 92120) grounds the theory in daily life, reinterpreting traffic, geopolitics, war, disease, poverty, and wealth as conscious gravitational effects (Pages 93118), shaped by perception‘s interplay with the Echo.