DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUL OF NATHAN COPPEDGE

In roughly chronological order:

1 - 8 years old. Interpreting the Taken-for-granted.

I had the theory that wisdom follows from observing the obvious with great perception. Through this technique, the less obvious becomes evident. For if nothing is observed, nothing can be perceived.

9 years old - 18 years old. Age before Youth: Principle of Wisdom.

At the Age of 9, I vowed to become immortal. My principle was to sacrifice my beauty for practicality. If I once suffered and felt old, in the future must lie youth and pleasure.

19 - 23 years old. Double-Black Shirt.

In my late teens and early twenties I thought of myself as having my own belt system. It was always about intellectualism, and never involved wearing a belt. If I could just be exempt from karate, that was worth some points. I gave my white belt away, and focused on spiritual ascendence. The distracted method seeemd largely productive.

24 years old. Theological Machine: God from Engineering.

In 2006 I thought of the Tilt Motor, which I felt could solve the world's energy problem. It was not just a machine, but a surrogate for God's corpse. This, I argued, was significant for history. Nietzsche was one big process of ignoring some fundamental detail. In this case, perpetual motion.

24 - 27 years old. Time-Traveling Karma.

After I designed perpetual motion I began to time-travel. I traveled five or six times, one time aided by an avatar of Jesus. I used my travel experiences to help Barack Obama become president. I also collected what information I could about classical immortal knowledge--- knowledge which might exist 'outside of time'.

28 - 31 years old. The God Project.

I had an unusual reflection with Jonathon (non-sic) Keats, who was developing projects to sell higher-dimensional real estate (an avant-garde project) and to find God's DNA. My own contribution, which I did not directly share with Jonathon, was to develop the nascient field of Omni-Science, in other words, objective knowledge on all subjects.

32 years old. Solution to All Paradoxes: Luminescence.

The next year, in 2013 - 2014 I found what I felt was a solution to all paradoxes. This had the effect of officiating (from my own perspective) my status as an intellectual. For the first time my un-assigned papers were being read by academics.

32 - 33 years old. Dimensional Religion.

I began a project called The Spiritual Writings between 2014 and 2016, recording videos of my guru-like lectures on dimensional religion. This was the start of something new and original: beliefs collected by a presumed mortal from the obscure corners of Omni-Science. An aesthetic and logical spiritual movement which encouraged moderate pleasure and the ethical combination of perfect complexity.

32 -33 years old. The Metaphysical Art.

I wrote a series of important writings called The Metaphysical Art, establishing for the first time a transcendent relationship between metaphysics and ritualized behavior in the world. I even made it into a screenplay, hoping to sell it to TV viewers.

33 years old. The Categorischte.

As my knowledge of dimensions grew with the experience of answering questions on the internet, I hit upon numerous solutions to metaphysical problems. I explained the current existence as the 3.5 dimension, wrote numerous writings giving lists of meaningful categories (such as 78 Binary Laws and 6 Theories of Metaphysics), and established a connection with the method of Principle-Puzzles between the method of Omni-Science called categorical deduction and 4-dimensional metaphysics. Then I hit upon further insights that I published in The Metaphysical Critique.

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QUOTES LATE DECEMBER 2015

"The universe, (in this sense of immortality with disposable worlds), is disposable, until it stops being dangerous!" ---Nathan Coppedge, via Quora, Dec 2015


"When it comes to perpetual motion, people are saying it's human nature to think the impossible. But I solved all paradoxes!" ---Nathan Coppedge

“[Paroxysm: 2nd Formulation] Equated with the problem, while contesting the obvious. With a subtle problem, the solution must be obvious. This points towards the use of opposites.” ---Nathan Coppedge


"Panic is always good. We can live up to that ideal, even if it isn't understood." ---Nathan Coppedge


"Maybe cold is to the second dimension what heat is to the third dimension... what identity is to the first dimension. The physical patterns of the first three dimensions seem to shape a number '7' the last element being the short end, surrounded by a circle. The fourth dimension thus must ignore the first two dimensions unless it involves perspective. Cold is the paradoxical 'C'. Heat is excessive energy, which reduces to information. The fourth dimension involves paradoxical properties, the resolution of which is the expansion into many dimensions." ---Nathan Coppedge, Dimensional Physics Toolkit (some years away).

"One can't contradict desire with the will; but determinism is inherently contradictory." ---Nathan Coppedge



"I won't deny that fate is addictive, but I will deny that freedom is condemned." ---Nathan Coppedge



"Today we authenticate truth; tomorrow we will derivate infinity." ---Nathan Coppedge


" 'Infinitely strange' is the literal definition of the quantum loops some people are talking about. And, I think basically that doesn't view the whole picture. 'Infinitely strange' is just an idea about how to not infinitely follow the loop. We need to remember there might still be something missing from the picture. Even reality might change, particularly if we are regarding different aspects of it. Physics, like philosophy, should aspire to range over things unseen. Some of them determining known laws."
---Nathan Coppedge


"I don't have a lot of faith, but I have some confidence" ---Nathan Coppedge, on the prospects of perpetual motion (2015).

"Identity is a great concept, but may in the end merely be an application for comprehending objects that exist in space. The objects vary so much that it is useless to call them just senses. Sometimes the objects are more real than the senses. Sometimes the sense comes from the object, and sometimes the sense IS the object." ---Nathan Coppedge, via Quora.


"Complexity is genuine nature. Perfection is genuine experience. Both are outside of development. Both are more universal than civilization." ---Nathan Coppedge, Spiritual Writings.

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CONTEMPORARY METAPHYSICS BY NATHAN COPPEDGE

https://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2025/08/necessary-experiences.html

I have come to a point where, for the guidance of longevity, I mean to assess those things in the world which are of greatest importance, which I yet understand.

Aqua pura (that's the first thing that comes to mind) is pure water, which I have only tasted three to perhaps eight times in my entire existence.

Aqua pura tastes mostly like water of a high standard. I say this because usually my encounter with water (or so-called water) is a disappointment. This 'regular water' / 'normal chlorinated water' or less obstinately 'common clipping water' or 'virtual water' is the type that contains 'clipping' or artificial texturing which makes it feel unnatural and unhealthy to consume. The masks or simple geometric vertices are clearly there for the purpose of generalizing the water to the point where it has no effect on the body when it is consumed. Even if this is not the case, the clipping raises suspicions that my own body is being used as some 'mask' for some cheap superstructure which does not serve any selfish chemical purpose, but is more likely used in wanton ways by chemical users of a higher order.

The higher order mentality does much to explain difficulties encountered by observed figures on almost every reasonable path towards any desirable object, the primary difficulty being that vast sectors of the higher order may not be populated, and that even major treks within the orders may be fabricated through artificial surrogate correspondences, leaving authentic individuals without a means of deciding fate, or worse, without a means of becoming authentic. The end result seems obvious, although impertinent in the extreme, which is that true authentic people do not belong to the origins of the higher order, but instead are byproducts of a kind of higher-order 'consumer consumption.'

You can compare the development from luxury bathing with the aqua pura metaphor.

I have observed the subtle trend that where once everyone had authentic skin, with many different characters, now skin has adjusted to experience luxury only in specific luxury treatments, such as luxury baths. Skin has consequently evolved to respond to the metaphysics of artificial luxury treatments (having 'secondary skins'), rather than the same treatment of the same skin.

Essentially, this reality (aqua pura, higher order mentality, luxury baths)  is expressed as a relation to an assortment of luxury products which cost money.

Inevitably, there must be some product which sells the essence or experience of Metaphysics.

But, if there is not, then perhaps the excess qualities would be sold to drug addicts or someone designing a computer game.

People are adapted to luxury bathing, basically.

And, their quality of skin is a response to products which express varying degrees of reality.

The so-called 'ultimate connexion' becomes identifying with someone who shares a similar product preference.

The natural instinct is to first have pride in one's own knowledge of experience, and secondly, to seek after confirmation of the higher reality of one's own ultimate ideas, enmattered in products.

Thus, this sort of metaphysics concerns information about the correlation between oneself and the universe, the clearest expression of which is the product bought by the person or group of persons.

The product becomes the 'second-self' of the unlived metaphysical life.

The higher self then comes only through the realization of the object's perfection.

THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF NATHAN COPPEDGE

In possible telepathic conversations, I have heard academics and my own brother saying: "He's the mastermind of so much madness..."

I think they were referring to the students writing papers on perpetual motion and objectivist philosophy, who hardly breathed a word of Newton or Ayn Rand.

Students whose sole aim---beyond education, beyond happiness, beyond all sanity----is to convince the professor of the greatness of Nathan Coppedge, the worthiness of absolute knowledge, and especially the legitimacy of certain kinky ideas.

So, is 'Nathan' a good philosopher, but a bad mathematician?

Or just a kook with ideas about impossible machines?

Or was he a mathematician after all?

Or was he a bad philosopher with a few good ideas?

Or did his ideas for perpetual motion in fact, WORK in the END?

They mysterious life of Nathan Coppedge is full of intrigue.

Why did he have such a low I.Q.?

What is his religious affiliation?

And why did he write so MANY books?

Many of these factors are clarified by realizing that Mr. Coppedge comes from a very smart family.

He did not just depart for these STRANGE ISLES on a whim!

He has a prophetic name, and he lives in a very intelligent city.

He has had ideas not just about perpetual motion machines, but about computer games and virtual reality!

Nathan is a prodigy at finding relevance for himself!

But, here are the facts:

Coppedge published 44 books in 2014.

His I.Q. has gone up by 10 - 30 points in the last 20 years.

His closest religious affiliation is Unitarian Universalism or Urban Zen (a test said Mahayana Buddhism). He has been proselytizing Asceticureanism.

He is still in undergraduate at SCSU as of September 2015.

More and more often, he is being recognized for his profound ideas, although he has almost zero conventional media exposure. For example, he is 67th most quotable at http://www.poemhunter.com/quotations

He is, as he says, in some capacity a philosopher, artist, inventor, and poet.

He is in his early 30s.

He may have invented absolute knowledge.

He may have invented perpetual motion.

He may have invented numerous brand-name concepts.

And he has sold at least one painting in Great Britain, for $400.

By today's standards, he has potential.

But he is unusual.

He is not easily accepted.

He is a little peculiar.

Give him a chance! He's the next thing since sliced bread!

WHAT IS LITERATURE?

by Nathan Coppedge, via Quora.com


I have pondered this question long and hard, and the first definite conclusion I reached is that 'literature is bad philosophy'. 

That is, to clarify, literature is that beautiful substance which arises from problems. 

Only, this wasn't my last conclusion. My next conclusion was that literature is bad poetry. 

That is, what literature can do, poetry can eventually do much better, and all good literature is eventually classified as poetry or discarded. Efficiency alone might save this thesis, since the average poem is shorter than the average novel. 

But I did not stop there. I decided, if literature is bad philosophy and the literature can be saved becomes good poems, then maybe literature is evidence of God! 

In this case, what we find in an average university's graduate school English program is not literature at all --- but something very interesting. 

So, I decided, literature has something to do with being very interesting (on a profound level, like raising censor vapors). 

If that was the case, then what could I do to find a decent, ideal theory of what literature means? I decided finally that literature is meaningful writing.That's all that it is.


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