The Causal Conditioning of Thought and a Theory of Everything

Open Journal of Philosophy 13 (4):775-777 (2023)
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Abstract

In the present work it will be shown that a Theory of Everything presupposes a quantization of space and time in order to uncover the law of causality as a hidden parameter of human cognition, that nature destroying comes into effect. This involves not only a re-evaluation of the reduced Planck constant, but also and above all a new interpretation of Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle as the basic description of natural behaviour. The proof is the decoding of 137.

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