Physics has no shortage of books pointing out its deepest problems.
They question quantum mechanics, gravity, dark matter, the structure of matter, and the strange interpretations that have accumulated around modern theory. But most stop at the criticism.

On the Origin of Everything goes further. It offers a physical model.
A model of light, matter, atoms, gravity, and how those pieces may fit together into a larger picture of the universe.

The book does not ask readers to abandon mathematics or the enormous body of experimental data collected over the last century. It asks a more basic question:

What physical process could actually be producing what we observe?

On the Origin of Everything will be released October 12 and is available for preorder now.

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This site has been a place for sharing ideas and papers over the years. Much of that work has now come together in On the Origin of Everything, a book that does more than point out the problems in modern physics. It puts forward a complete physical model and asks readers to judge it by the evidence, the geometry, and the physical mechanisms being proposed.

I’ll be sharing portions of the book here and on Substack as the October 12 release approaches.