Joey Lawsin, an engineer and educator, identifies himself as an inscriptionist—a truist driven by a fervent quest to decode the equations underlying all entities, the formulas governing every phenomenon, and the natural laws hidden in every nook of the cosmos. His scholarly pursuits circles around unraveling the origin, creation, and evolution of all things through the single theory of everything by investigating an unsuspecting subject - the root of information.
Most of Joey Lawsin's scientific, theological, philosophical, and technological works are collected in his books.
Scientifically, his research interest focuses primarily on Information Codexation with emphasis on the origins of primitive, ancient, and modern information. Its central controlling idea is threefold. First, the Codexation Dilemma. The theory asserts that abstract ideas cannot be transformed or codexated into physical realities without the external material inherent world. Second, Originemology. The study that postulates Nature is the brain, mother, keeper, and database of Information. And third, Inscription by Design. It posits that everything is an intuitive object with embedded inscriptions which when energized cause the animated phenomenon known as reality.
Theologically, he beautifully formulated various new radical schools of thought on creation, evolution, life, God, and the bible. Focusing on the hows and whys, he made important discoveries on why the bible provides concrete evidence that god doesn't exist, why life is more of chemistry and geometry than biology, why reality is an illusion, how space and shape gave birth to the universe, how man created god, and how information shapes our belief systems.
Philosophically, he advances old philosophical views mastered by well-known philosophers and scholars to new heights of ideological paradigms like Nature or Nurtures, I think, therefore I am, and the Consciousness Paradigm. His books also contain original paraduoxical quotations all of which rooted eventually in his series of experiments and common sense investigations.
Technologically, he coined and invented five new subjects - Neurotronics, Homotronics, Biotronics, Autognorics, and Exyzforms - in the quest to dissect the mystery of consciousness and recreate it by building a self-conscious machine known as ELFS. His coding and electronics skills are demonstrated through his projects such as remotely controlling robots using the internet, a personal website, via wifi, an ethernet, a TV remote control, a computer monitor, keyboard, mouse, Bluetooth, an iPhone, iPad, and even voice commands. Also, he was actually the first who programmed a search engine and a menu-driven dos before google and windows were conceptualized.
As a progressive humanist and revisionist, he is actively promoting a cause encouraging humankind to set aside their belief systems, which they have learned, copied, and borrowed from the ancient past that gradually destroying humanity; coexist and reorganize as one race in order to move forward quickly into the future of space exploration; and, restore mother earth to her pristine abundance before modern civilization becomes history and information dies out.
As a dedicated proponent of Autism and Emergence Medicine, he strongly desires to find solutions on how autism can be reverse-engineered through his seminal findings on Codexation, and how the damaged parts of the human body can be repaired or replaced using his ideas on intuitive objects and embedded inscriptions.
Readers should bear in mind that Lawsin's awkward writing has a personal purpose which is attributed to how his mind and works interpret things unconventionally. Nonetheless, the novel ideas presented in his books, which have a unique literary quality of their own, led him to the discovery of the Single Theory of Everything.
Robert Burns' first daughter was Elizabeth. Her story and the five descendants Scottish lives are recorded here with the Bard's message today as ever in need. Al Quida listen: Then let us pray that come it may, As come it will for a' that. That Sense
This book is a collection of short stories that depict events in Author's life while she lived in Romania, then in Greece, and last in America. It's a beautiful and very sincere account of a young woman's life and comming to age.
