Do we really need a new theory? We've become accustomed to thinking that every breakthrough in physics must mean the emergence of a new theory. New equations. New entities. New fields, particles, or dimensions. The history of the 20th century has taught us that…

Where is the server for our reality? Is π always and everywhere ~3.14? Is a triangle always 180 degrees? Why do such abstract numbers and constants, seemingly invented by human creativity, even fit observations?

Māyā as the Missing Piece of the Puzzle. For a long time, I felt that physics was a puzzle in which almost all the pieces already existed. The equations were refined, the experiments were repeatable, the predictions were incredibly precise. Quantum mechanics works, the theory of relativity, and…

From Skepticism to Illumination: How an Analyst Came to Believe the World is a Network: My Journey into the Depths of MĀYĀ When my brother, Seweryn, showed me the first chapters of his novel and the MĀYĀ Code Reality hypothesis, I reacted like a typical analyst:…