Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Featured at Wikipedia [multimedia search for Hyper-Cubism]:




2026-09-05: Only exposure for Hyper-Cubism disappears

















"Metaphysical Style / The Twerk" by Nathan Coppedge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Metaphysical_Style.jpg

The original may be purchased HERE.

Updated Books

All of my books are print-on-demand, making it much easier to update everything.

Lessons of the Master, by Master Kuo (pseudonym): Completed the life of Master Kuo, from start to finish. I now consider it to be the 3rd Edition.

Story of Master Wu, by Master Kuo: Additional details about the end of Wu's life, spanning an additional 10 or so very short chapters, leaving the book at 200 pages. It is now the 2nd Edition.

Nathan Coppedge's Perpetual Motion Machine Designs & Theory: Has updated sections on theories.

The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit Re-Issued Edition is supposed to now contain several additional methods as well as several possible sections that were accidentally removed. But don't buy the e-book edition if you want the updated version, because there's no guarantee that they updated the e-book version.

The Dimensional Psychologist's Toolkit now has excerpts from the Kirkus review on the back cover.

The Book of Uniques has a number of added images.

Modal Dimensionism had a typo corrected.

One-Page-Classics obviously is in a new edition, from the previous 1-Page-Classics, which was less searchable on Amazon. The new edition has an updated Eternal Song that is less like something from John Milton.


Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Book Sales

4 sales through expanded distribution (book stores), via my CreateSpace account.

According to this data, bookstores have sold:

2 Copies of How to Write Aphorisms,
1 Copy of Nathan Coppedge's Perpetual Motion Machine Designs & Theory, and
1 Copy of 1-Page-Classics.

Overall, including online sales and e-books, the following books are the most popular:

1. The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit (22 copies sold)
2. Nathan Coppedge's Perpetual Motion Machine Designs & Theory (20 copies sold).
3. How to Write Aphorisms (9 copies sold)

Even if these sales look disappointing, I'm doing at least 550% better than last year, so that's a good sign. At this rate, it might count as a career in four years ($87,500 / yr. at that point), assuming a 5X exponential curve.

However, for now, it's only about $140 / year reliably, thanks to my excellent publisher it's not even less.

You have to take into account that I've published 32 books, most of them this year, so:

A. There's a big popularity cushion, assuming people don't think I'm just braining myself.
B. I'm at the very minimum of potential exposure right now.

So, I don't want to call the four years to that much money conservative, but it does seem achievable in ideal conditions, by my estimates.

Meanwhile I may have proven over-unity! But that's another issue. 'Another issue' seems so cruel this way!

For those looking for my Amazon Profile, it can be found there. My e-books are now listed as $0 - $2.99 instead of the previous $4.99 ridiculousness. I have also updated several of my books (actually many of them) with new content.

Link to my WordPress Blog

"Significant Developments: News of the Extraordinary, in Art, Science, and the Universe in General"

http://drypress.wordpress.com/

Mostly records my key accomplishments in over-unity, and interesting science articles. I'm trying to keep it brief (I joined Wordpress thinking that it would attract a lot more traffic, but so far only 2 views. From me, apparently).

Contrast that with this blog, which once got 269 views in a day... Partly bot traffic though.

Monday, August 4, 2014

New quotes for the Epiphanic Wisdom

"Systems are materialisms"

"Aesthetics is aerodynamics through time"


Earlier quotes pages on this blog: 

MOTTOES OF THE INVENTOR

IMMORTALITY QUOTES

PHENOMENOLOGY QUOTES

BIOLOGY QUOTES

JUNE 2014 PHILOSOPHY QUOTATIONS

PSYCHOLOGY QUOTES

PHILOSOPHY QUOTES

NATHAN COPPEDGE TRIVIA

Friday, August 1, 2014

I have been participating at OverUnity.Com

Which is a site people should check out if they are interested in perpetual motion. Especially the discussion page ("Community").

LINK:

http://www.overunity.com

Monday, July 28, 2014

Updated Twitter Page:

http://www.twitter.com/nathancoppedge

With art titled Abstract 17 in BG for individual twitter posts.

Yay!

My book is listed as recommended reading next to a book by Viktor Frankl....

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/viktor-e-frankl/mans-search-for-ultimate-meaning/

Hopefully this isn't the luckiest thing that has ever happened to me...

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Errata of the Mechanists, #1

"Eternity isn't always about mystery.

Sometimes eternity is about progress"

Thursday, July 24, 2014

Hyper-Cubism According to Robots

Axis 0: [Based on a Dream]

Axis 1: Metaphysics / Specs (1. The Categories, 2. The animal: Proof)

Axis 2: Cartesian Coordinates / Mathematics (1. Universe / poetry, 2. Axialarity (figure in white-then-black-the-grey with big zero on the shirt when it is grey. White BG, black zero), 3. The mote of meaning (view of Silicon Valley / Thomas Aquinas proofs / The Vatican)

Axis 3: Historical Moment --> Media images (leading up to The Matrix as turning point, etc.), paradoxes (or sense of schism in intellectual traditions, between religion and science, etc.)

Axis 4: 'Nathan Coppedge, 2001, NY': Nathan's schizophrenia, paroxysm (Narrow images of park bench at college. Notebooks, drawings, hallucinations)

Axis 5: Zombie Apocalypse, defeating some by holy book (some appear to disappear into images of beautiful people), killing others (mother is zombie, father is ambiguous). Ascent of man connected with holy book (e.g. drawings / metaphysics)

Axis 6: Taken to a special reform school (cut in-between real-life asylum in Hartford, and:) a dreary ship full of intellectuals.

Axis 7: Selling books on the ship with black covers --- history of bookselling, Bibles start to have motes on them, flash of 'Poems by God, Coppedge.'

Axis 8: Selling books on the ship "Hyper-Cubism" at first black cover, then shows orange cover.

Axis 9: Students put on a walk-in initiation. Someone think it is the Dead Society until God speaks up through the window and explains it's not relative.

Axis 10: (by implication, the tail of Antiochsis, formerly believed to be the first reptile to walk on land): Class at the end of the ship. A.I.'s are by turns turned off by Hyper-Cubism, and impressed by static electricity. Message: serious matter.

[Room shows a five-part triumverate of students on a platform in the bow of the ship. Godel is the missing member. A helpless professor and Iris Murdoch are on the lower level. Nathan Coppedge and Rene Descartes are on the middle level. 'Neo' is on the highest level / or alternately, God. A.I's look on scandelously. When the A.I's are introduced, the professor notes that Godel is missing...]

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

New Book: The Scientific Papers

BOOK DESCRIPTION

“Who is credited with ‘the theory of perpetual motion’ ?

'Several scientist (sic) has been credited for their theories of Perpetual Motion such as Isaac Newton, Nathan Coppedge, and Albert Einstein.”

---KGB Answers

Nathan Coppedge is renowned in the dubious field of theoretical perpetual motion machines. The book offers a perspective on Mr. Coppedge’s notable scientific discoveries  including the Nov. 10, 2013 over-unity experiment, and his July 3rd, 2014 discovery of a “master angle” purported to allow objects to roll upwards. It also includes other discoveries, in such areas as block constructions, balance, counterbalance, angularity,  Newton’s Laws of Motion, etc. The book promises relatively invigorating reading with many of the qualities of nascient scientific discovery.

This text is available on Amazon HERE.



Tuesday, July 22, 2014

News: I have received an official copyright from the Library of Congress

The title is Creeping Cadence & Cadence Continues: Poetry in the Life of a Schizophrenic.

It was pending since 2012.

My father claims you have to be a genius to get an official copyright. So I guess this counts as good news.

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Mottoes of the (Purported) Inventor of Perpetual Motion

"Thank God it's perpetual motion"

"It's not the devil's helicopter, it's God's rolling pin"

"It's not every day you invent a function for a building, (like making it move of its own volition)..."

"Vescension, devescension, volition!"

"The moment is ripe for perpetual motion!"

"Run your clocks on it!"

"Finally, karma for economics at every level!"

"A new meaning for beyond physics --- beyond conventional physics!"

"The only money for understanding subtlety lies in unlimited energy!"

"Prosper, nothing! Live again!"

"Moments hurry, but for once the clocks are after us!"

"Man mated with machine and there was an inevitable brain child!"

"Now you can pay rent with a single investment! There's finally reason to be rich"

"I cope with complexity --- you cope with perfection"

Thoughts of the (Purported) Inventor of Perpetual Motion

I thought it would be worth re-posting this from earlier, since I find it so interesting.

1. The devil hasn't been a news story yet...

2. Free money could mean a free economy...

3. Big ears could actually mean something good...

4. Free energy is possible!

Friday, July 18, 2014

Red Letter Day

On July 3rd, 2014 I discovered the Master Angle, a particular configuration of horizontally-disposed slope and a particularly angled backboard which (I believe) permits an object to roll UPWARD.

This is possible because H - V > V (H).

This is possible, I have proved (or believe I have proved) in very particular configurations (I believe the equation is not enough by itself, but rather there must be a particular ratio of weight placement between the horizontal and the vertical, including consideration of the height of the marble relative to the horizontal slope, affecting the angularity of the backboard).

I have tested with a level, and the bubble is close to the middle, but sometimes indicates upward slope. The optimal case is shown in my video, Master Angle / Reverse Gravity 1.