Jack McNally

Occam's Universe Jack McNally

Occam's Razor: All things being equal, the simplest hypotheses tend to be correct. Given the proper perspective, the mysteries of the universe reveal themselves with just a little simple logic. This short thesis resolves several of the enigmas that have puzzled scholars since mankind began to reason. It addresses the phenomenon and architecture of existence and the origin of life. It isn't exactly rocket science; it requires no esoteric equations, no orbiting telescopes or expensive particle accelerators; you don't need a degree in cosmology, math or physics; or even a high school education to understand it. It's a short read, under 4800 words, but when you're finished you'll be asking why this material is not already common knowledge.