history

When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by this sign, that dunces are all in confereracy against him. (Jonathan Swift)

When I started this website in December 2004, there was not visible any success of this theory, yet. And things did not change 2009 when I resumed the publishing attempts.

Nevertheless, I was and I'm still increasingly convinced in its success. There were so many changes in the passed two decades, which make its success likely now. Most important among these changes are the liberalization of publishing policies thanks to the widespread internet usage, and numerous findings in molecular biology, neuroscience, psychology, and sociology excellently supporting the theory.

The idea of the theory started when I began to apprehend the Darwinian theory of evolution, the system theory, and dialectics during my years of study in Halle, Charkow, and Berlin from 1975 to 1985. The discovery of the principle of system's interaction and the new definition of information belong to this time.

The most puzzling problem of the theory, the thermodynamic interpretation of increasing complexity enlightened me during a jaunt to a thousand-years-old oak close to a Spreewald village Byhleghure in 1992.

After reading 'Quest, The Essence of Humanity' by Charles Pasternack, I decided to publish the theory. The main impuls was given by his sentence that an excellent idea of a wise man is worthless if he shares it only with him selves.

But soon, I had to recognize that this theory is overly heavy fodder for an ordinary editor to digest.

During the ESEB 2009 meeting in Turin a poster has been published. more »