Notes on Complexity

As Aristotle said, nature abhors a vacuum. And while science has not yet provided a clear answer to the question of how consciousness is generated and what it means for the universe, people will continue to formulate hypotheses, trying to patch the gaps in our understanding of how the world works. In this book, pathologist Professor Neil Tyas presents his intriguing views on the nature of reality, the phenomenon of life, and consciousness. The author offers the reader an exciting journey into the theory of complexity — the science of complex systems that explains the interconnection of all that exists — and leads us to the boundaries of human knowledge. By merging ideas from science, philosophy, and metaphysics, he attempts to answer humanity's most pressing questions.