Tag Archives: Illuminism

Illuminism: Foundation & Lifestyle: A Guide to the Religious Pursuit of the Form of the Good in Ontological Mathematics, or Why is There Something Rather than Nothing? – Answered

Posted on 2023/05/04 by Joseph E Postma

New book dropped today! If you wish to understand the religion of the Illuminati, try starting here. Enjoy! I’d really appreciate you all to read it.

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LPAC vs. Hockney

Posted on 2016/06/02 by Joseph E Postma

I asked the people at LaRouchePAC to read the book Gödel Versus Wittgenstein, and was given this in reply: “I read a couple of chapters of it, but his writing style included many interesting concepts and conclusions that didn’t compel belief.  … Continue reading →

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How to Define Merit in Ontological Mathematics

Posted on 2015/11/11 by Joseph E Postma

The Ontology Despite the millions of words written about Meritocracy, Ontological Mathematics, and Illuminism, the objective definition of Merit has never been explicitly stated.  So I’ll do that here. It is important because of the central problem which prevents a … Continue reading →

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“Pythagoras was at it Already”

Posted on 2015/10/14 by Joseph E Postma

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Anon: “From your latest”: “Do you want to take down scientific materialism, the scientific anti-philosophical paradigm?  Do you want philosophy to use mathematics and physics better than science can, and to make philosophy once more reign supreme in intellectualism and … Continue reading →

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Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem: Ontological Mathematics vs. Science

Posted on 2014/09/11 by Joseph E Postma

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Most people think that Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem means something about the final answer to everything being something that can never be attained, only more and more closely approximated, because any system of logic and its axioms will always be incomplete … Continue reading →

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The Best Science Book in the Universe (…and the New World Order!)

Posted on 2014/07/01 by Joseph E Postma

The God Series of books by Mike Hockney are, truly, the best set of books on philosophy, science, politics, religion, psychology, death, and life, that have ever been produced in the history of man.  The latest book by Hockney is … Continue reading →

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Ontological Mathematics for the Lay Person – Part 1

Posted on 2014/06/10 by Joseph E Postma

Something from Nothing What is the difference between the abstract concept of nothing versus the nothing of the mathematical ontological zero that represents the basis of reality? This is one of the most important things, probably the most important thing … Continue reading →

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Eulerian Relativity

Posted on 2014/03/13 by Joseph E Postma

I just went and looked at the equations from this article again and realized I mixed them all up. The equations for the Lorentz transformations are mixed up with the derivation of the Minkowski Spacetime Metric.  Did no one notice … Continue reading →

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Feelings and Illuminism

Posted on 2014/02/22 by Joseph E Postma

How does Illuminism make you feel? What is worth it about Illuminism? What feelings does Illuminism give you? What feeling do you carry with you if you’re an Illuminist? What value is there to believe in Illuminism? First let us … Continue reading →

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A Religious Derivation of Special Relativity

Posted on 2013/12/22 by Joseph E Postma

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Premise:  “Reality is number.  Number is all.” – Pythagoras Pythagoras meant that in a Platonic sense…in fact Plato got his Platonism from the Pythagorean school, funny as that is.  Basically, and simply, mathematics, i.e. number, is the unseen domain of perfect … Continue reading →

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