What if nothing that has ever happened is truly lost?
Every moment of your life, every place you’ve stood, every person you’ve loved: what if they still exist somewhere in the structure of space and time? What if the universe is far stranger, and far kinder, than we believe?
In Forever Somewhen, Patrick Wyliams takes the biggest questions about reality, the Multi-Verse, the Omni-Verse, the true nature of time, entropy, infinity, and explains them in plain, playful language. Chapter by chapter, a single idea grows into a full picture of the cosmos, and questions raised early on, like whether we really have free will, find their answers later, once the fuller picture is in view. Along the way, he lays out a possibility, grounded in real science, for a kind of immortality written into the universe itself, and considers what these ideas might mean for how we live, day to day.
This isn’t a book of certainties, and it won’t ask you to swap one dogma for another. It offers something more useful: a flexible Idea-System of your own to build on, and good reason to hope that the universe is far more wondrous, and far more meaningful, than despair suggests.
A concise, energising read full of wonder and hope.
An easy read for your next flight or maybe tackle a chapter at a time and give yourself time to think it over!
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