"Imagination is entrusted with the responsibility to explore. Its mission is not to abjure reality but, rather, to magnify our inter- course with it. Karl Popper and Gaston Bachelard, among the others, have emphasized the historic importance of speculation in forming hypothesis and establishing scientific truth"

Quantum super position of states, Heizenberg uncertainty principal, quantum entanglement, and other features of the sub-atomic arena introduced an indeterministic interpretation for reality. This has left objective physicists on unease. Numerous attempts, such as Bell's Theorem, have failed to extend the rules of classical physics to the quantum arena. Introducing the non-zero cosmological constant added to puzzle even more.


The unexplained left physics an open system. Efforts have been directed to finding explanations for strange phenomena that have become apparent to us in the last century. We have to explore ways to extend the physical knowledge to interpret the unexplained, so we can have a closed system. To this end, I believe, we have to extend the arena and introduce physical definitions for zeros and infinities.

Unfortunately, so far the mainstream physics and the dominant theoretical physical theories chose to avoid the above-mentioned two elements. In this book, I present a model, where I define zero and infinity inside a real entity. It then can reintroduce objectivity as a tool to explore reality. I believe this concept has the potential to bring us back to a deterministic world. This model is in line with Einstein's view of the presence of reality as an independent entity and incorporates Bohr's view because it has a mind component.

It is understandable if scientists try to avoid theological approach to reality. This kind of approach is not scientific or logical. But avoiding a big portion of our findings, just because we are afraid that it may be interpreted as presence of God, is not acceptable either. I do not understand how developing theories, which include out of our space-time elements can disprove science. Are we scared of unknown just like fifteenth century priests? Are we hiding in our caves? I believe, understanding the laws of entity beyond our space-time is attainable and we do not have to refer to God of the Gaps to find a solution for our questions.

This view not only can offer solutions for a number of unexplained prodoxes in physics, it also has the potential to shed light onto many mysteries such as life and death, mind, parapsychology phenomena and psychology. The concept can alter the way that we think and the way that we live.

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