The First Unified Theory

What it means for

you

If someone could show us there’s more happiness available than we can fathom, and that this intensity and magnitude of happiness is verified by scientific experiments – would we be interested in hearing about it?

If the method for achieving this wealth of happiness was a lot easier than what we go through today to get much less happiness – wouldn’t we want to know about the method?

And if, in addition, the consequences were better, not only for us personally, but also for others and for the planet – wouldn’t we want to find out what’s hindering these improvements and get rid of them?

These are the very things The First Unified Theory tells us about.

What we want is happiness. To get it, we use reason. In any given era, the era’s dominant form of reasoning is inextricably tied to that era’s dominant scientific theory. If the theory is wrong, the form of reason based on it will also be wrong and our efforts to attain happiness less effective. Because of this connection, if we’re ever to experience new levels of happiness, it’s crucial that we learn how to tell the difference between a faulty theory and a correct one.

We’re used to thinking professional science will sort faulty theories from solid ones for us. But the history of science discloses professional science always believes the theory it vurrently has is correct, has seldom discovered a new theory, and never accepted a new one without first strongly opposing it. If we want access to this happiness, we have to take the trouble to sort the old and the new theories ourselves.

Luckily, this is easy: The scientific theory that can explain the most phenomena based on its particular form of logic is the most solid. This alone gives it the right to be the dominant theory and dictate the dominant reason.

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Thanks to the new theory, we now know happiness and fulfillment exist in quite different magnitudes than anything we ordinarily experience. The next logical step is wanting to make more of it available on a permanent basis. With the aid of the new theory, work on an Experiment 3 is now underway – an experiment that involves gradually increasing the level of joy in our lives. (See points IV and V below.)

I ) To take a closer look at descriptions of the two levels of joy,

- go to Experiments with extreme joy and choose Experiment 1 & 2 Results.

II) To try Experiment 1 yourself.

- go to Experiments with extreme joy and choose Experiment 1 – Instructions.

- NOTE! Read the warning 'Attention' before deciding whether or not to try.

III) To try Experiment 2 yourself,

- go to Experiments with extreme joy and choose Experiment 2 – Instructions.

- NOTE! Read the warning 'Attention' before deciding whether or not to try.

IV) If you’re interested in trying to increase the joy in your life gradually and on a perpetual basis, you should await the publication of the book that presents The First Unified Theory, The Third Experiment. In the meantime, you can read a little more about what it encompasses by going to Experiments with extreme joy and choosing Experiment 3.

V) If you’re interested in the theory that shows where this exceptional level of joy comes from, which role it plays in the formation of the universe, and not least, about the law-abiding regularity that can make it possible for more of this happiness and fulfillment to be available to us in our daily lives – you can go to The New Theory and chose Article.

Important tips: If you don’t have much experience with science’s way of thinking,

- go first to Decisive 12 minutes and choose The 12 Minutes (plus the small 3-minute supplements). It’ll make things a lot easier to understand. If you want to be really prepared, you can go to Experiments with extreme joy and read the little bit called Shift of Experiments. (I didn’t learn about any of this during my years at a science faculty.) These few pages will make it much easier to understand why the old theory is incorrect and why the new one is better.

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