Currently in the Top 1.4% at Academia!

https://southernct.academia.edu/NathanCoppedge

GLOBAL KEYS MISTRANSLATED

Copernican Revolution--- really knowledge.

Learning Curve--- really Calculus.

Freakonomics--- really 'free economics'.

Hidden Defaults--- really an aspect of transferable logic.

Fragment on Time-Travel

"The understanding of the events I describe in the book might be clarified if it is understood that god-like powers are just very big exceptions-to-the-rule that come about because of perceptiveness and a little extra license from the universe. Here's a hint: it helps to do something that is in synch with history. Creating history is a cheat that can permit huge freedoms." ----Nathan Coppedge, via Quora.com

The Dimensional Time Travel Toolkit was published this year...

Expressions that Actually Make Sense to Me Now

[Quotes by Nathan Coppedge]

"'God' 'Colophon' Is 'Monadology' (in Mathematics)."

"The answer to the sphinx's riddle of what is a paradoxical quantum might be the early Husserl."

"When it (time) changes, it cannot be dead."

"The upshot of the logic is that hell is always a convenience, because everyone is some kind of genius."

"The key to avoiding suffering is not to unreasonably raise the difficulty level. Difficulty is always a strategy, never a compromise."

"Maybe this is a variablistic form of the 4th dimension."

There is now a book called 'Meaning'...

by Michael Polanyi.

It may be slightly behind my 'philosophical research,' but albeit.

Here is a link to that book, for those that find the title more invigorating than dimensional knowledge:

http://www.amazon.com/Meaning-Michael-Polanyi/dp/0226672956

The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit (2013, 2014, 2015) currently has a Bestseller Rank on Amazon

• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #538,010 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
• #67 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction > Politics & Social Sciences > Philosophy > Reference

It may be found on Amazon HERE.

An undergraduate student from Trinidad has praised my work

"You are clearly a philosopher of this present age." --- Jamal Martin


Mr. Martin describes himself as: Economics Student, Bsc Computer Science undergraduate, businessman/entrepreneur, investor.

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