The World That Didn't Happen by Chance

Between Form and Possibility. Essays on the Structure of Reality

Can reality be described in a way that goes beyond equations?

Can physics, consciousness, and geometry speak the same language?

And if so—what if that language already exists, but no one has published it yet?

I invite you to co-create a book that does not replicate existing patterns.

This is not going to be a physics textbook, nor a philosophical treatise.

It is a collection of essays—deep, interdisciplinary, yet beautiful and accessible.

Essays that do not avoid difficult questions but place them exactly where science hesitated to go further.

What is this book about?

It is a set of 13 essays that present reality not as a collection of phenomena, but as a structure of potentiality—ready to be actualized through intention, code, and geometry.

Titles of the Essays Include:

• The Ontological Genesis of the Indeterminacy Space Theory: A Map of Reality Levels
• God as a Necessary Principle
• The Universe’s Code: Structure Before Language?
• The Twistor as a Structure of Potentiality
• Why Do We Think We Came Down from the Trees? On the Illusion of Evolution and the True Transformation of Form
• The Topology of Intention: How Consciousness Curves Potentiality
• Life as a Phenomenon of Relational Intentionality
• The Evolution of Form: From the Tree to Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony
• Time as an Illusion of Update
• Between Experience and Reaction: The Space for Free Will
• Consciousness as the Organizer of Cognitive Possibility
• The Ontology of Death: A Change in the Form of Actuality
• Who Is the Human in the Structure of Reality?
• The World as a Game of Potentiality: On the Levels of Being and Layers of Reality
• Technology at a Dead End? Why the Computers of the Future Need a New Ontology of Collapse
• The Limits of Formalism and the Ontological Background of Mathematics: Millennium Problems and the Indeterminacy Space

Each essay is a separate journey—but together, they form a coherent, fresh, and bold narrative about what the world is and how it could be understood differently.

Descriptions of the essays are available on the fundraiser page.

Why do I need your support?

This book is being created outside the world of universities, grants, and scientific agencies.

I wrote it as an independent researcher—from the heart, from passion, and through a long process that led me through physics, neurobiology, and the ontology of consciousness.

I work within the Roger Penrose Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies, which I founded to think freely.

But this book is not an institutional report.

It is my personal project.

That is why I am reaching out to you—not as a representative of an institute, but as an author who wants to give form to ideas carried for a long time.

You can find the scientific works on which these essays are based, as well as my research profile, here:

https://orcid.org/0009-0003-7818-9157

Language Availability

This book will be published not only in Polish, but also in English, Spanish, German, and French.

It is an international project—because questions about the structure of reality have no borders.

What will the funds be used for

Category Cost (EUR)

Editing and proofreading 600

Typesetting and layout 450

Cover design 150

Printing (300 copies) 1,600

Translations 1,000

E-book (all formats) 150

Promotion and communication 250

TOTAL (estimated) 4,200 EUR

You can already read one of the essays…

Before you decide whether to support this project,

simply read: "Life as a Phenomenon of Relational Intentionality"

This is one of the texts included in the collection.

If it resonates with you—perhaps this book should come to life thanks to your support.

What will you receive as a supporter?

Depending on the level of support you choose, you can receive:

• The book in .mobi format (compatible with Kindle and e-readers)
• Your name listed in the acknowledgments
• Or the title of Honorary Contributor

All contributors will be listed on the Roger Penrose Institute website, with the option to remain anonymous.

Why this book?

• Because it answers questions that no one asks—or perhaps doesn’t dare to ask.
• Not just about consciousness, time, death, and health.
• But also about how the world actually comes into being and why mathematics still lacks answers to its most difficult questions.
• In the final essay, I propose new research directions for the Millennium Problems: the Riemann Hypothesis, the Navier–Stokes singularities, and the Yang–Mills mass gap.

This is not a book for the initiated, but it can be an inspiration for those who truly want to change the foundations of science.

🤝 Support the publication of this book

Each contribution is more than just funding the release of a book.

It is participation in building a new language of science—one that dares to speak about consciousness, time, death, and intention with the same precision we use when describing particles and fields.

Support the publication of "The World That Didn’t Happen by Chance"

And become part of the shift that science has long needed.

With gratitude,

Katarzyna Anna Paruzel

Roger Penrose Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies