1. What inspired you to write this book? I have had a considerable interest in many
aspects of the natural world, including specific aspects of animal behavior
that science could not explain. Following several years of research, I arrived
at a unique and revolutionary theory, Matrix Model Theory, that provided
answers to these and many other questions. Having completed this work I was
motivated to write this book to share the theory.
2. What exactly is it about and who
is it written for? This book introduces and describes Matrix Model Theory which
provides answers to the following questions: What triggered the Big Bang, which
was the cause of matter to spontaneously be created out of what had previously
been a great void of nothingness? How did life start on Earth? Several
scientists who are foremost in their fields have calculated that life arising
from random chemical reactions during the early period of Earth's existence is
a mathematical impossibility. Once life had become established, how did even
the simplest life-form evolve a degree of cognition it would need to survive
and replicate? How do many animals, from eels to migrating birds navigate with
great precision? How do bees, ants and termites, among others in the insect
world appear to function as 'super organisms' seemingly on some occasions
functioning as though under the influence of a single mind? This is
particularly true of termites who cooperatively construct and repair complex
tunnels seemingly working from the same 'blueprint' even though they are blind?
Matrix Model Theory provides answers to these seemingly unrelated questions. In
terms of higher animals, including mankind, the theory describes how their
minds function, each species having a unique matrix of interconnections between
their conscious and unconscious domains. There is also an interesting
phenomenon relating to traits in humans that are known to be inherited from
their parents. It has been established that only between 5% and 50% of
inherited traits are attributed to their DNA. Where does the rest come from?
This is known as the 'missing heredity problem'. There is more to determining
the inheritance of traits beyond 'just genes' The genes to fully define many
traits are just not there. The theory provides a comprehensive solution to this
problem. This book is written for the general reader with an enquiring mind,
and who is interested in one of the alternative mechanisms as to how living
entities function.
3. What do you hope readers will get out
of reading your book? Readers will gain a
completely new perspective as to how life started, and how living entities
function, beyond just the obvious biological answers. This is particularly true
with the theory's explanation as to how the minds of higher animals and mankind's
minds function. The reader will also be given an insight as to how telepathy
works. Although a weak and intermittent phenomenon, wide ranging research from
several universities have demonstrated that it does exist. It provides another
insight into how the mind works. The book provides an accessible and hopefully
interesting and entertaining read.
4. How did you decide on your book’s title and
cover design? The title reflects
the complex interplay between the various domains of the mind, which are
explained in detail. The cover design depicts the Big Bang, which was the
coming into being of matter in the universe. Time moves from top to bottom of
the cover page. Next, below the black void, is representation of the coming
into existence of stars, and, below that, the arrival of planets, including
planet Earth. The background color then changes from blue to green,
representing the evolution of life. This eventually led to the evolution of the
human with the supreme achievement of evolution processes, the human mind
represented by the figure of Einstein.
5. What advice or words of wisdom do you have
for fellow writers – other than run!? Writing non-fiction invariably requires a very considerable
amount of research, which provides sources of information. It is essential that
all publications and documents used as sources are fully credited and defined.
This requires a large running bibliography and source reference document which
can run into many tens of pages. This book, for example, refers to over sixty
sources. It is also essential to develop a chapter plan that provides a logical
sequence of information such that each chapter provides a foundation of
explanation in order for the reader to understand subsequent chapters.
Information should, ideally, be provided in an interesting and, hopefully,
entertaining manner.
6. What trends in the book world do you see --
and where do you think the book publishing industry is heading? One can see an increasing use of technology
leading to a reduction of publication costs which in turn would enable
publishers to be more flexible in the types of books they are prepared to
publish. Publishers must be reasonably sure that they will make money out of
publishing a book; the cost of production, marketing, promotion and financial
record keeping will influence a publish decision; using technology to reduce
these costs will enable the publisher to increase the number of books they
publish. In the near future, the use of AI (artificial intelligence) authored
books can be sure to become more common. It is even possible that a particular
AI software unit will adopt a 'mythical' author's name and be responsible for
creating a best seller and a reader following!
7. Were there experiences in your
personal life or career that came in handy when writing this book? Previous research projects have equipped me
with the ability to find with the ability to find many diverse sources and
manage large amounts of data. These were essential tools for writing this book,
since it is very research dependent.
8. How would you describe your writing style? Which writers or books is your writing
similar to? I try to use an easy-to-read style which will be easy to understand
and hopefully entertain a wide range of readers. I think every writer has a
somewhat unique style, so I am not aware of my style being particularly similar
to any other author of book.
9. What challenges did you overcome in the
writing of this book? As indicated earlier,
accessing a very wide and diverse set of sources and editing those down to the
most useful and pertinent set of facts has its own challenges. Then the
processing of this information to provide the fact-based foundations to support
and evolve the new theory, provides a separate challenge. Previous experience
helped considerably with these issues.
10. If people can buy or read one book this
week or month, why should it be yours? If anyone wishes to read a refreshing, unique and highly
informative book, which explains in a new way some of the many strange aspects
of animal and human behavior, then this is the book for you.
About the Author: Born in the UK David Parsons has travelled
extensively including having lived for periods of time in Germany, Spain and
Africa. A graduate from London University. he has worked in the
telecommunications industry as a system designer. He has lived for many years
in the UK near the south coast beach with his wife Sue and his bearded collie
dog. His hobbies include walking, reading writing and researching a wide range
of topics. For more info, please see: https://youtu.be/5lvqGSPOU-c
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