What is Superphysics?

The Enlightenment

From the time of Plato and Aristotle up to Kant, philosophy dominated the study of human knowledge in the West. It included metaphysics and was only countered, or offset, by religion:

• Socrates was countered by Hesiod
• Copernicus was countered by the Church

A similar pattern existed in Asia:

• Buddhism was countered by Hinduism and Vedanta
• Taoism was countered by Confucianism

Science was then called Natural Philosophy which dealt with natural physical phenomena which were put under metaphysical principles. For example:

• Kepler attributed the source of planetary orbits into five invisible Platonic shapes
• Descartes sourced universal motion from an invisible aether
• Newton ascribed gravity to mass which came from an invisible, dominating entity he called “Lord God”
• Chinese Medicine cited the invisible chi as the source of health
• Indian Ayurveda cited the three invisible doshas

The Dark Ages Begin

But by the 19th century, the Europeans separated Natural Philosophy from Philosophy. It mutated into materialist science which accepted only visible and tangible physical perceptions, effectively removing metaphysical ones.

The problem is that:

• the visible and physical parts of the universe are very tiny compared to the invisible and causal metaphysical ones.
• the invisible feelings are a big part of metaphysics and the cause of things.

By denying metaphysics, the variety of feelings are removed. This then leaves only the ego* (the feeling of the self) as the judging factor for the perceptions from sight, touch, sound, taste, and smell.

By denying metaphysics, only the ego remains as the judging factor

Intellect Trapped in an Echo Chamber

Aside from eliminating the possibility of knowing the true causes of physical phenomena, science caused natural philosophy to be compartmentalized.

Intellectuals became confined to specific domains such as Physics, Biology, Economics, etc. People could no longer have multiple domain knowledge.

For example, before science was formalized:

• Isaac Newton had expertise not only in Math and Physics, but also in Finance and Theology
• Adam Smith was a historian, moral philosopher, economist, and linguist
• Francois Quesnay of the Physiocrats was a medical doctor and an economist and mathematician

This allowed such pre-science people to find patterns and principles common to various domains and establish them as universal maxims.

In contrast, modern researchers and academics are confined to their own bubbles.

• Can we imagine Paul Samuelson being a mathematician-economist and a medical doctor at the same time?
• Can we think of John Maynard Keynes as a financial economist, entrepreneur, and a priest rolled into one?
• Could Einstein have been a theoretical physicist and mathematician while being a politician or statesman?

Science thus, not only became degraded from being 6-sense Natural Philosophy into 5-sense Materialist or egotistic Science, but also into an intellectual feudalism with each Science-lord having its own intellectual fiefs.

Through “science”, natural philosophy degraded into intellectual feudalism

In other words, Science has only “my ego” and “my limited five senses” as the judge for theories and experiments. This necessarily leads to “my own intellectual bubble”. Anything outside this bubble is fake and pseudoscience.

In this way, science resembles a religion that treats other beliefs as false religions*. This prevents scientific minds from tapping the infinite solutions lying in wait in the invisible part of the universe.

In contrast, the Asian sciences, such as Ayurveda, Taoism, and Yoga, are based on all 6-senses and are not as compartmentalized. These accept the non-obvious inferences from the feelings of the soul and apply them onto different domains.

This allows them to find solutions that Western science cannot:

• Taoism naturally leads to Traditional Chinese Medicine, which leads to Covid medicines that have helped China and Taiwan breeze through Covid. This is different from the West which has many Covid cases and hospitalizations despite having high vaccination rates.
• Yoga has practices that support mental health without medication. This is different from the US that has so many mental health issues that lead to racism, local terrorism, gang violence, mass shootings, etc.

However, the weakness of the Asian philosophies is that they are less developed for practical uses, unlike Western science which is much more useful materially.

Breaking Through the Dogmatic Negativity in Science and Religion

To create better solutions to the new problems created by global warming, overpopulation, viruses, terrorism, financial crises, etc., we bring back metaphysics and natural philosophy as the 6-sense study of dialectics that is not confined into specific domains.

This brings alternative solutions to the table.

The weakness of science in not knowing how the flow of feelings work is evident in:

• the proposals of scientists to limit global warming not being adopted by countries that only feel for their own national interests
• the proposals of scientists to stop oil exploration not being adopted by businessmen who only want profit for themselves
• people not obeying scientific mask-mandates due to their own ego

Since science has been around since the 19th century, it would be naive to think that it will upgrade itself to include human feelings immediately.

That’s why we are promoting the 6-sense Dialectics of Socrates as the main tool to solve problems, big or small.

Superphysics is then split up into three, based on a perception’s relation to the self:

1. Material Superphysics — This is based on the soul of the physical universe. It aims to solve problems that physics cannot, such as faster-than-light travel, time travel, alternative energy sources. This is patterned from Book 1 of A Treatise of Human Nature but is based on Descartes

2. Bio Superphysics — This is based on the individual living soul, as humans (maybe animals and plants can be added in the future). It aims to solve problems that medical science cannot, such as cancer, heart disease, mental issues, etc. This is derived from Book 2 but is based on Asian sciences such as yoga (Patanjali), chi, and the doshas.

3. Social Superphysics — This is based on the soul of society as a collection of individual souls. It aims to solve problems that economics and political science cannot, such as recessions, inequality, revolutions, etc. This is derived from Book 3

• Supersociology is the subset that deals with socio-political principles and is based on Socrates and Ibn Khaldun
• Supereconomics deals with economic principles and is based on Adam Smith

4. Spiritual Superphysics — This is the newest part, based on the study or observations of Supreme Entity Itself, as the Brahma or megasoul which we call Existence-Consciousness which is STILL connected by Cartesian Relationality as the ‘dash’ or ‘-’ between all Existences and Consciousnesses. This is an effect of us realizing that relationality works all throughout Existence. The “intelligence” of the Supreme Entity comes from the total relationalities.

Definition of Superphysics

With these, we can define Superphysics as a paradigm that merges the known and proven perceptions of the physical and metaphysical domains in order to find patterns and principles for the sake of solving problems.

The process for coming up with those principles is called Socratic Dialectics.

Those principles are then implemented in the real world through technology and practical techniques.