Physics Paper

The Infinite Absolute Consciousness Theorem, (IACT), proposes a new conceptual framework intended to complement existing physical theory by exploring whether a presently unmodeled, non-quantitative domain with underlying phenomena, supersedes science’s current paradigm of understanding. In doing so, this theorem proposes a new conceptual framework intended to expand—not replace—the scientific conversation.

Making it different from every other physics book: answering as to why someone should care, if physics yet struggles to explain mathematical laws when consciousness remains one of science’s deepest mysteries?

When probing such a conundrum, every scientific revolution has always started as a hypothesis seeking validation as a provable truth. Beginning in 585 BCE, it still continues to reveal extraordinary discoveries about the measurable universe. Yet, questions remain concerning limits of current models with unsettled answers about the origins of physical law, as the nature of existence remain unresolved. Since Sir Issac Newton, modern physics has sought a unified explanation of reality through increasingly sophisticated mathematical models. While these efforts have transformed our understanding of the measurable universe, fundamental questions remain unresolved concerning consciousness, the origin of physical law, and the relationship between perception and reality.

To this, the IACT proposes a new conceptual framework. Rather than extending existing quantum models, it explores the possibility that ultimate reality emerges from a deeper, non-quantitative domain—a proposed Twenty-Seventh Dimension that exists beyond conventional measurements of energy, resulting in various qualities of space void of matter and time. To which the next great advance in science will begin not by entirely abandoning the quantum, but by expanding what lies beyond with questions of those of an open mind who are willing to ask.

Written specifically for readers without advanced scientific or mathematical training, this work presents complex although easily understood concepts using clear language, logical progression, and practical examples.

Concerning getting empirical results, doing the five-steps is exceedingly simple. Although, so is walking a tightrope—placing one foot in front of another. However, success comes with dedication and practice, as this is a technique which has proven recorded results.

Inside you will discover:

• A proposed model with five-steps that enable going beyond current science by exploring phenomena that may not yet be explained by current physical theory.

• An explanation of why measurable physics may represent only part of perceived reality.
• A new perspective on consciousness as a foundational aspect rather than a by-product of matter.
• A practical five-step procedure intended for personal investigation.
• A framework that seeks to encourage dialogue between physics, philosophy, and consciousness studies.

Whether ultimately confirmed, refined, or challenged through future research, the purpose of this work is to invite open inquiry into questions that have fascinated humanity for centuries. As scientific progress has often begun with ideas that initially appeared unconventional, like with Copernicus’s Heliocentric concept.

In the IACT, Dane Alexander introduces a bold conceptual framework, proposing a more fundamental level of reality that may be explained by a deeper, non-quantitative, neo-classical physics’ approach for existence, referred to as the Twenty-Seventh Dimension.

Within the book is an explanation of complex ideas in easily accessible language, while inviting thoughtful examination rather than unquestioning acceptance; presenting a five-step protocol that the author argues produces repeatable observations warranting further scientific investigation.

Whether viewed as a scientific hypothesis, a philosophical model, or the beginning of a broader conversation about consciousness, this work challenges readers to reconsider long-held assumptions about reality and humanity’s place within it.

Where some discoveries change what we know, others change the questions we dare to ask. IACT invites you to explore the latter:

• Download the Theorem.
• Examine the evidence.
• Test the ideas for yourself.
• Draw your own conclusions.

The Infinite Absolute Consciousness Theorem

Many will also want to also download its companion work, “Fiat Lux,” Latin for “Let there be light,” examining these scientific steps when recorded as used by historical figures. With both books being available in hardcover, eBook and audiobook form.