Wow, what an incredible coincidence! I wrote the essay below yesterday and found your video a few minutes ago, while I only just started watching it feels like our thoughts are in sync, exploring similar ideas of cosmic creativity and knowledge creation. While it might seem like the UA-cam algorithm brought us together, I believe it's more about our minds thinking alike. Truly inspiring to see our ideas align so seamlessly! The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind Introduction: A Night Sky of Thoughts Imagine gazing up at a starry night sky, your mind swirling with thoughts and ideas much like the celestial bodies above. Now, picture your brain as a black hole-a mysterious, powerful entity at the center of your personal universe. Just as black holes captivate astronomers with their enigmatic nature, our minds hold the secrets to our thoughts, creativity, and the knowledge we share with the world. The Cosmic Connection: Gravity and the Mind Sir Isaac Newton revolutionized our understanding of the universe with his law of gravity, explaining how celestial bodies move and interact. Similarly, our minds exert their own gravitational pull, drawing in experiences, information, and ideas. Just as gravity shapes the orbits of planets and the structure of galaxies, our thoughts organize our perceptions and guide our actions. Imagine how gravity keeps the Earth in orbit around the Sun, maintaining the delicate balance that sustains life. In the same way, our thoughts maintain the balance within our lives, influencing our decisions, shaping our relationships, and steering our personal growth. Entropy and Understanding: From Chaos to Order In the vastness of space, entropy measures the level of disorder. Black holes, despite their chaotic surroundings, manage to radiate energy that contributes to the overall order of the cosmos. Our brains work in much the same way. They take in fragments of information, sometimes seemingly chaotic, and organize them into coherent thoughts and innovative solutions. This transformation from chaos to order is the essence of learning and understanding. Consider the story of a scientist unraveling the mysteries of a black hole. Each discovery leads to more questions, a journey from chaos to order. Similarly, think of a child learning to read. Initially, letters and sounds seem chaotic, but with time and effort, they transform into coherent words and stories. This transformation is the foundation of human progress and personal development. Communication: The Radiation of Ideas Just as black holes emit Hawking radiation-a subtle glow of energy escaping their event horizons-our communication allows us to share our knowledge and ideas beyond the confines of our minds. Whether through language, art, dance, or technology, we emit our unique "radiation" into the world, fostering connections and inspiring others to think and grow. Imagine an artist painting a masterpiece or a writer crafting a compelling story. These acts of creation are akin to the radiation emitted by a black hole, spreading influence and sparking inspiration far beyond their origin. Every conversation, every shared idea, contributes to a collective tapestry of human knowledge and creativity. Newton’s Legacy: Understanding Through Gravity Newton's insights into gravity not only explained how apples fall from trees but also how the moon orbits the Earth and planets orbit the sun. This understanding opened up a new way of looking at the world, much like how understanding our minds can open up new realms of creativity and knowledge. Newton's work shows us that by comprehending fundamental forces, we can unlock the mysteries of both the cosmos and our inner selves. Think about how Newton's laws provided a foundation for modern physics, enabling advancements that have shaped our world. Similarly, by understanding the fundamental workings of our minds, we can harness our potential, innovate, and create solutions to the challenges we face.
The Evolution of Knowledge: Building on Foundations From Newton’s laws of motion to the mysteries of black holes, our journey of discovery is fueled by curiosity and the relentless pursuit of understanding. Each piece of knowledge we gain is like a star being born from the remnants of a cosmic event. As we share our insights, we contribute to the collective intelligence of humanity, driving progress and innovation. Every scientific breakthrough, every technological advancement, and every artistic achievement builds upon the knowledge of those who came before us. This cumulative growth mirrors the way galaxies form and evolve, creating ever more complex and beautiful structures in the universe. Inspiring Continuous Learning: A Gravitational Pull Towards Knowledge Think of your mind as a black hole that constantly seeks to absorb new information and emit wisdom. By embracing lifelong learning and sharing what we discover, we create a cycle of knowledge that benefits everyone. Just as scientists study black holes to unlock the secrets of the universe, we can explore our minds to unlock the potential within ourselves and our communities. Imagine the endless possibilities that arise when we commit to continuous learning. Each new idea, each new skill acquired, strengthens our mental gravitational pull, enabling us to influence and inspire those around us. This perpetual cycle of learning and sharing propels humanity forward, much like the inexhaustible energy radiated by a black hole. Conclusion: The Infinite Quest for Understanding The analogy of the black hole serves as a powerful reminder of the incredible capacity of the human mind. By understanding how we process information and share knowledge, we can better appreciate our role in the grand tapestry of existence. As we ponder the vastness of black holes and the depths of our own minds, we are reminded that our quest for knowledge is an endless journey. What new frontiers will your mind explore today? Final Thoughts: Embrace the Journey As you reflect on the parallels between black holes and the human mind, consider the boundless potential that resides within you. Share your thoughts, seek new knowledge, and continue to explore the infinite possibilities of your cognitive universe. Together, we can navigate the vast expanse of our minds and the cosmos, fostering a more enlightened and connected world for generations to come.
The Spark Behind "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind" Have you ever pondered the intricate dance between the vastness of the cosmos and the depths of your own mind? The inspiration to write "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind" stemmed from a blend of childhood memories and a deep-seated fascination with the human capacity to transform chaos into order. This exploration delves into the parallels between black holes and our cognitive processes, revealing how we convert scattered information into meaningful knowledge. Let me take you through the journey that ignited this thought-provoking piece. A Childhood Encounter with the Cosmos One of the earliest memories that influenced this essay was listening to Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" as a child. Although I was too young to grasp the complexities of Hawking's words, I vividly remember the sound of my father listening to the audiobook during our morning drives. Living outside Toronto in Southern Ontario, those daily rides to drop us off at school provided ample time for my father's discussions about the universe to seep into my consciousness. Whether the journey took twice as long due to weather or traffic, the consistent presence of cosmic ideas in the background sparked a seed of curiosity about the universe and our place within it. He never really discussed the book, and I never asked him why, but those moments subtly shaped my voice and perspective, much like everything I've absorbed has influenced who I am-similar to the way a black hole absorbs and radiates energy. Rediscovering Childhood Fascinations For years, the content of "A Brief History of Time" faded into the background of my memories, overshadowed by daily routines and responsibilities. It wasn't until recently, while studying how humans have evolved the way they think, that I revisited those early inspirations. I began to appreciate how humans solve puzzles with the tools they have at their disposal, subsequently creating new tools to tackle more complex challenges. This recursive process of learning and innovation is at the heart of both human progress and the analogy between black holes and the human mind. Just as we develop new scientific instruments to explore the cosmos, we create new cognitive tools to navigate and understand our internal landscapes. Embracing the Mystery of Black Holes From a young age, the night sky has always captivated me. The sheer enormity and mystery of black holes, those enigmatic celestial phenomena, sparked a curiosity that extended beyond astronomy and into the realm of human consciousness. Black holes are nature’s ultimate paradox: regions of space where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape. Yet, they emit Hawking radiation, a subtle yet profound sign of energy and information escaping their grasp. This duality mirrored the human mind’s ability to absorb vast amounts of information while simultaneously emitting creativity and wisdom. The Dance of Chaos and Order Life, much like the universe, is a complex interplay of chaos and order. Every day, we are bombarded with a whirlwind of thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Initially, this barrage can feel overwhelming, akin to the chaotic environment surrounding a black hole. However, just as black holes emit energy that contributes to the cosmic order, our minds process and organize this chaos into coherent thoughts and innovative ideas. This transformation fascinated me-the ability of the human brain to harness chaos and channel it into meaningful order is nothing short of miraculous. The Gravity of Human Thought Sir Isaac Newton’s law of gravity revolutionized our understanding of the universe, explaining how celestial bodies interact and maintain their orbits. Similarly, our thoughts exert a gravitational pull, drawing in experiences, knowledge, and ideas. This mental gravity shapes our perceptions, influences our decisions, and guides our actions. Reflecting on Newton’s legacy, I realized that our cognitive processes are the unseen forces that maintain the equilibrium of our lives, much like gravity sustains the structure of the cosmos. Energy and Knowledge Creation Black holes are not merely voids of darkness; they are dynamic entities that play a crucial role in the universe’s energy balance. Similarly, our minds are not static; they are vibrant centers of energy where information is continuously absorbed and transformed into knowledge. The concept of Hawking radiation-where black holes emit energy-parallels how our thoughts and ideas radiate outward, influencing the world around us. This ongoing exchange of energy and information is the foundation of human progress and innovation. From Information to Wisdom In the vast expanse of space, information is constantly being processed and restructured. Our brains operate in much the same way, taking in fragmented data and experiences and weaving them into a tapestry of wisdom and understanding. This ability to synthesize information into actionable knowledge is what propels humanity forward. It is this remarkable capability that inspired me to draw the analogy between black holes and the human mind, highlighting the intricate processes that underpin our intellectual and creative endeavors. The Quest for Meaning and Understanding At the heart of both black holes and the human mind lies a quest for meaning and understanding. Scientists study black holes to unlock the secrets of the universe, pushing the boundaries of what we know and comprehend. Similarly, humans have an inherent drive to explore their own minds, seeking to understand their thoughts, emotions, and motivations. This parallel underscores a fundamental truth: our pursuit of knowledge, whether cosmic or personal, is driven by a deep-seated desire to make sense of the world and our place within it. Relating to Universal Human Experiences One of my primary motivations was to create a narrative that resonates universally. Regardless of background or culture, everyone experiences moments of chaos and seeks ways to impose order and meaning. By using the powerful analogy of black holes, I aimed to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and everyday human experiences. This connection makes the exploration of our minds more relatable and underscores the shared journey of seeking understanding and growth. Inspiring Continuous Exploration Writing "The Black Hole Within" was not just an intellectual exercise; it was an invitation to continuous exploration. Just as astronomers tirelessly study black holes to uncover their mysteries, I encourage readers to delve deeper into their own minds. Embracing lifelong learning and curiosity allows us to transform chaos into order, fostering personal and collective growth. This perpetual cycle of discovery and creation is what drives humanity forward, much like the inexhaustible energy emitted by black holes. Conclusion: Illuminating the Darkness Within The inspiration behind "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind" lies in the profound parallels between the mysteries of the cosmos and the complexities of human cognition. By drawing these connections, I aimed to illuminate the incredible capacity of our minds to transform chaos into order, absorb information, and radiate wisdom. This essay is a celebration of the human spirit’s relentless pursuit of knowledge and understanding, encouraging readers to embrace their intellectual potential and share their insights with the world. Final Encouragement As you reflect on the analogy between black holes and your own mind, consider the boundless potential that resides within you. Share your thoughts, seek new knowledge, and continue to explore the infinite possibilities of your cognitive universe. Together, we can navigate the vast expanse of our minds and the cosmos, fostering a more enlightened and connected world for generations to come.
Hello! I just randomly went into the UA-cam Creator App and didn't really expect anything extraordinary there today during this time of Holidays. Firstly, as it's Christmas time and I thought people don't really watch/listen to the things that I publish now. And particularly not this video as it really tortured me for almost three weeks from assembling all the bits and pieces and then adding them together. Many of the circumstances described in this audiobook are true events. I actually have three daughters but the oldest one is 19 and doesn't need bed time stories anymore. I indeed had an assignment for AI articles and I truly have a dachshund-mind. Whenever I get a paid assignment, my head instantly starts to move away from that to-do list. So, the book/the script for this audiobook accumulated over weeks during last month during true bed time stories with my two younger ones, their constant interrogations - also about their late grandma - and then parallel writing on the other audiobooks that are already published or will be in the future. This particular one almost brought me to the point where I sometimes wanted to just give up and put it into a drawer. Undone. for the last three weeks or so, I found myself refining the chapters and adding or deleting things here and there. It took me hours sometimes to get back into the flesh of it every day when I kept continuing the work where I stopped the night before. Also because I tend to write in Alter Egos, some "stylized" characters forked form my own mind as this helps me in being more creative. It then also takes time to be back into the professors mind.... And -citing myself- it still felt like duck-taping isolated concepts in a McGywer style even when I did the final quality check and listened to it before uploading to UA-cam. I actually expect(ed) that this one will not take off and only a very very small amount of people would be interested enough in the topic in the first place and an even lesser amount of that group would spend the time and attention to listen to the whole journey of that concept. But reading your comment now feels like a reward for all that work and doubtful hesitation that I had to overcome. I am German and today on 24th for me is the "real" Christmas day. So let me put it this way: Your comment is a very great present for me and it means a lot to me that you shared also your essay. I would be very happy if we could talk about it in an e-mail or so as i think you are right: This concept very much aligns with many things said in this audiobook. I feel very happy now to have eventually published it and if you came to similar conclusions it might be worth to discuss that maybe via e-mail or other channels. But for now: Thanks a lot for your comment and Merry Christmas!
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Wow, what an incredible coincidence! I wrote the essay below yesterday and found your video a few minutes ago, while I only just started watching it feels like our thoughts are in sync, exploring similar ideas of cosmic creativity and knowledge creation. While it might seem like the UA-cam algorithm brought us together, I believe it's more about our minds thinking alike. Truly inspiring to see our ideas align so seamlessly!
The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind
Introduction: A Night Sky of Thoughts
Imagine gazing up at a starry night sky, your mind swirling with thoughts and ideas much like the celestial bodies above. Now, picture your brain as a black hole-a mysterious, powerful entity at the center of your personal universe. Just as black holes captivate astronomers with their enigmatic nature, our minds hold the secrets to our thoughts, creativity, and the knowledge we share with the world.
The Cosmic Connection: Gravity and the Mind
Sir Isaac Newton revolutionized our understanding of the universe with his law of gravity, explaining how celestial bodies move and interact. Similarly, our minds exert their own gravitational pull, drawing in experiences, information, and ideas. Just as gravity shapes the orbits of planets and the structure of galaxies, our thoughts organize our perceptions and guide our actions. Imagine how gravity keeps the Earth in orbit around the Sun, maintaining the delicate balance that sustains life. In the same way, our thoughts maintain the balance within our lives, influencing our decisions, shaping our relationships, and steering our personal growth.
Entropy and Understanding: From Chaos to Order
In the vastness of space, entropy measures the level of disorder. Black holes, despite their chaotic surroundings, manage to radiate energy that contributes to the overall order of the cosmos. Our brains work in much the same way. They take in fragments of information, sometimes seemingly chaotic, and organize them into coherent thoughts and innovative solutions. This transformation from chaos to order is the essence of learning and understanding. Consider the story of a scientist unraveling the mysteries of a black hole. Each discovery leads to more questions, a journey from chaos to order. Similarly, think of a child learning to read. Initially, letters and sounds seem chaotic, but with time and effort, they transform into coherent words and stories. This transformation is the foundation of human progress and personal development.
Communication: The Radiation of Ideas
Just as black holes emit Hawking radiation-a subtle glow of energy escaping their event horizons-our communication allows us to share our knowledge and ideas beyond the confines of our minds. Whether through language, art, dance, or technology, we emit our unique "radiation" into the world, fostering connections and inspiring others to think and grow. Imagine an artist painting a masterpiece or a writer crafting a compelling story. These acts of creation are akin to the radiation emitted by a black hole, spreading influence and sparking inspiration far beyond their origin. Every conversation, every shared idea, contributes to a collective tapestry of human knowledge and creativity.
Newton’s Legacy: Understanding Through Gravity
Newton's insights into gravity not only explained how apples fall from trees but also how the moon orbits the Earth and planets orbit the sun. This understanding opened up a new way of looking at the world, much like how understanding our minds can open up new realms of creativity and knowledge. Newton's work shows us that by comprehending fundamental forces, we can unlock the mysteries of both the cosmos and our inner selves. Think about how Newton's laws provided a foundation for modern physics, enabling advancements that have shaped our world. Similarly, by understanding the fundamental workings of our minds, we can harness our potential, innovate, and create solutions to the challenges we face.
The Evolution of Knowledge: Building on Foundations
From Newton’s laws of motion to the mysteries of black holes, our journey of discovery is fueled by curiosity and the relentless pursuit of understanding. Each piece of knowledge we gain is like a star being born from the remnants of a cosmic event. As we share our insights, we contribute to the collective intelligence of humanity, driving progress and innovation. Every scientific breakthrough, every technological advancement, and every artistic achievement builds upon the knowledge of those who came before us. This cumulative growth mirrors the way galaxies form and evolve, creating ever more complex and beautiful structures in the universe.
Inspiring Continuous Learning: A Gravitational Pull Towards Knowledge
Think of your mind as a black hole that constantly seeks to absorb new information and emit wisdom. By embracing lifelong learning and sharing what we discover, we create a cycle of knowledge that benefits everyone. Just as scientists study black holes to unlock the secrets of the universe, we can explore our minds to unlock the potential within ourselves and our communities. Imagine the endless possibilities that arise when we commit to continuous learning. Each new idea, each new skill acquired, strengthens our mental gravitational pull, enabling us to influence and inspire those around us. This perpetual cycle of learning and sharing propels humanity forward, much like the inexhaustible energy radiated by a black hole.
Conclusion: The Infinite Quest for Understanding
The analogy of the black hole serves as a powerful reminder of the incredible capacity of the human mind. By understanding how we process information and share knowledge, we can better appreciate our role in the grand tapestry of existence. As we ponder the vastness of black holes and the depths of our own minds, we are reminded that our quest for knowledge is an endless journey. What new frontiers will your mind explore today?
Final Thoughts: Embrace the Journey
As you reflect on the parallels between black holes and the human mind, consider the boundless potential that resides within you. Share your thoughts, seek new knowledge, and continue to explore the infinite possibilities of your cognitive universe. Together, we can navigate the vast expanse of our minds and the cosmos, fostering a more enlightened and connected world for generations to come.
The Spark Behind "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind"
Have you ever pondered the intricate dance between the vastness of the cosmos and the depths of your own mind? The inspiration to write "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind" stemmed from a blend of childhood memories and a deep-seated fascination with the human capacity to transform chaos into order. This exploration delves into the parallels between black holes and our cognitive processes, revealing how we convert scattered information into meaningful knowledge. Let me take you through the journey that ignited this thought-provoking piece.
A Childhood Encounter with the Cosmos
One of the earliest memories that influenced this essay was listening to Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" as a child. Although I was too young to grasp the complexities of Hawking's words, I vividly remember the sound of my father listening to the audiobook during our morning drives. Living outside Toronto in Southern Ontario, those daily rides to drop us off at school provided ample time for my father's discussions about the universe to seep into my consciousness. Whether the journey took twice as long due to weather or traffic, the consistent presence of cosmic ideas in the background sparked a seed of curiosity about the universe and our place within it. He never really discussed the book, and I never asked him why, but those moments subtly shaped my voice and perspective, much like everything I've absorbed has influenced who I am-similar to the way a black hole absorbs and radiates energy.
Rediscovering Childhood Fascinations
For years, the content of "A Brief History of Time" faded into the background of my memories, overshadowed by daily routines and responsibilities. It wasn't until recently, while studying how humans have evolved the way they think, that I revisited those early inspirations. I began to appreciate how humans solve puzzles with the tools they have at their disposal, subsequently creating new tools to tackle more complex challenges. This recursive process of learning and innovation is at the heart of both human progress and the analogy between black holes and the human mind. Just as we develop new scientific instruments to explore the cosmos, we create new cognitive tools to navigate and understand our internal landscapes.
Embracing the Mystery of Black Holes
From a young age, the night sky has always captivated me. The sheer enormity and mystery of black holes, those enigmatic celestial phenomena, sparked a curiosity that extended beyond astronomy and into the realm of human consciousness. Black holes are nature’s ultimate paradox: regions of space where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape. Yet, they emit Hawking radiation, a subtle yet profound sign of energy and information escaping their grasp. This duality mirrored the human mind’s ability to absorb vast amounts of information while simultaneously emitting creativity and wisdom.
The Dance of Chaos and Order
Life, much like the universe, is a complex interplay of chaos and order. Every day, we are bombarded with a whirlwind of thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Initially, this barrage can feel overwhelming, akin to the chaotic environment surrounding a black hole. However, just as black holes emit energy that contributes to the cosmic order, our minds process and organize this chaos into coherent thoughts and innovative ideas. This transformation fascinated me-the ability of the human brain to harness chaos and channel it into meaningful order is nothing short of miraculous.
The Gravity of Human Thought
Sir Isaac Newton’s law of gravity revolutionized our understanding of the universe, explaining how celestial bodies interact and maintain their orbits. Similarly, our thoughts exert a gravitational pull, drawing in experiences, knowledge, and ideas. This mental gravity shapes our perceptions, influences our decisions, and guides our actions. Reflecting on Newton’s legacy, I realized that our cognitive processes are the unseen forces that maintain the equilibrium of our lives, much like gravity sustains the structure of the cosmos.
Energy and Knowledge Creation
Black holes are not merely voids of darkness; they are dynamic entities that play a crucial role in the universe’s energy balance. Similarly, our minds are not static; they are vibrant centers of energy where information is continuously absorbed and transformed into knowledge. The concept of Hawking radiation-where black holes emit energy-parallels how our thoughts and ideas radiate outward, influencing the world around us. This ongoing exchange of energy and information is the foundation of human progress and innovation.
From Information to Wisdom
In the vast expanse of space, information is constantly being processed and restructured. Our brains operate in much the same way, taking in fragmented data and experiences and weaving them into a tapestry of wisdom and understanding. This ability to synthesize information into actionable knowledge is what propels humanity forward. It is this remarkable capability that inspired me to draw the analogy between black holes and the human mind, highlighting the intricate processes that underpin our intellectual and creative endeavors.
The Quest for Meaning and Understanding
At the heart of both black holes and the human mind lies a quest for meaning and understanding. Scientists study black holes to unlock the secrets of the universe, pushing the boundaries of what we know and comprehend. Similarly, humans have an inherent drive to explore their own minds, seeking to understand their thoughts, emotions, and motivations. This parallel underscores a fundamental truth: our pursuit of knowledge, whether cosmic or personal, is driven by a deep-seated desire to make sense of the world and our place within it.
Relating to Universal Human Experiences
One of my primary motivations was to create a narrative that resonates universally. Regardless of background or culture, everyone experiences moments of chaos and seeks ways to impose order and meaning. By using the powerful analogy of black holes, I aimed to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and everyday human experiences. This connection makes the exploration of our minds more relatable and underscores the shared journey of seeking understanding and growth.
Inspiring Continuous Exploration
Writing "The Black Hole Within" was not just an intellectual exercise; it was an invitation to continuous exploration. Just as astronomers tirelessly study black holes to uncover their mysteries, I encourage readers to delve deeper into their own minds. Embracing lifelong learning and curiosity allows us to transform chaos into order, fostering personal and collective growth. This perpetual cycle of discovery and creation is what drives humanity forward, much like the inexhaustible energy emitted by black holes.
Conclusion: Illuminating the Darkness Within
The inspiration behind "The Black Hole Within: Unveiling the Universe of the Human Mind" lies in the profound parallels between the mysteries of the cosmos and the complexities of human cognition. By drawing these connections, I aimed to illuminate the incredible capacity of our minds to transform chaos into order, absorb information, and radiate wisdom. This essay is a celebration of the human spirit’s relentless pursuit of knowledge and understanding, encouraging readers to embrace their intellectual potential and share their insights with the world.
Final Encouragement
As you reflect on the analogy between black holes and your own mind, consider the boundless potential that resides within you. Share your thoughts, seek new knowledge, and continue to explore the infinite possibilities of your cognitive universe. Together, we can navigate the vast expanse of our minds and the cosmos, fostering a more enlightened and connected world for generations to come.
Hello! I just randomly went into the UA-cam Creator App and didn't really expect anything extraordinary there today during this time of Holidays. Firstly, as it's Christmas time and I thought people don't really watch/listen to the things that I publish now. And particularly not this video as it really tortured me for almost three weeks from assembling all the bits and pieces and then adding them together. Many of the circumstances described in this audiobook are true events. I actually have three daughters but the oldest one is 19 and doesn't need bed time stories anymore. I indeed had an assignment for AI articles and I truly have a dachshund-mind. Whenever I get a paid assignment, my head instantly starts to move away from that to-do list. So, the book/the script for this audiobook accumulated over weeks during last month during true bed time stories with my two younger ones, their constant interrogations - also about their late grandma - and then parallel writing on the other audiobooks that are already published or will be in the future. This particular one almost brought me to the point where I sometimes wanted to just give up and put it into a drawer. Undone. for the last three weeks or so, I found myself refining the chapters and adding or deleting things here and there. It took me hours sometimes to get back into the flesh of it every day when I kept continuing the work where I stopped the night before. Also because I tend to write in Alter Egos, some "stylized" characters forked form my own mind as this helps me in being more creative. It then also takes time to be back into the professors mind.... And -citing myself- it still felt like duck-taping isolated concepts in a McGywer style even when I did the final quality check and listened to it before uploading to UA-cam. I actually expect(ed) that this one will not take off and only a very very small amount of people would be interested enough in the topic in the first place and an even lesser amount of that group would spend the time and attention to listen to the whole journey of that concept. But reading your comment now feels like a reward for all that work and doubtful hesitation that I had to overcome. I am German and today on 24th for me is the "real" Christmas day. So let me put it this way: Your comment is a very great present for me and it means a lot to me that you shared also your essay. I would be very happy if we could talk about it in an e-mail or so as i think you are right: This concept very much aligns with many things said in this audiobook. I feel very happy now to have eventually published it and if you came to similar conclusions it might be worth to discuss that maybe via e-mail or other channels. But for now: Thanks a lot for your comment and Merry Christmas!