“Too bad we have to type our arguments. It would be much more fun and effective if we were talking over a meal, the most delicious form of energy in nature.” Is that an offer for a date, King? :)) I am in Canada now, but I will return to Istanbul soon. Come to Istanbul and be my guest for one of the best meals in the world. By the way, one of the most delicious forms of energy in nature is also making love, right? But I am totally straight, and I think you are too.:)) I am also trying to be ethical about it. Without falling in love, we cannot make love, King. :)) So sharing a meal with a deep and passionate conversation on a Theory of Everything seems to be the best and only option at hand, I guess. :) Okay, enough joking. Jokes aside, King, I agree that typing does not fully reveal our ideas or personalities. Not enough information flows through text alone. What impresses me most about you is that you have the strength to reject PhDs and academic titles. As for me, even though I only have a bachelor’s degree in economics, I was also offered some academic positions. But since I am not well suited to working under strict direction, I have always preferred to be an autodidact in the other disciplines I am involved with. I have always felt that I can make compromises only for love, not for sociological or economic benefits. “I had done the mapping between philosophy, religion, theology, and science, resulting in the theory of everything. Much of this mapping involved deconstruction, destroying nonsense such as being, noumena, time, and what not. You don’t get caught up in these webs. You burn them with all the energy you have until you have nothing left except for the essence of existence: energy. You can’t get rid of energy because you would need energy first to get rid of energy.” I knew that I had understood you correctly. I fully agree with what you mean here. What you dont get is I am not an academic, or a fan of them, who merely memorizes ideas and repeats them in order to survive. It is impossible to reach the absolute through such methods. One cannot tunnel or jump to truth through formal logic and contingent information, even when it is rendered systematic.