If, as the philosophical theory of Infinitism asserts, everything is infinite, we should be able to check this idea and verify its objectivity. This is what Infinitylogy aspires to achieve. Infinitylogy, a new subject comprised of Philosophy, Science, and Technology, seeks to discover how humans may detect and work on the infinitude of matter.
The objective is to demonstrate that every material phenomena have a constitutive structure that may be subdivided into an infinite number of components and subcomponents. All of these latter are interconnected as causal chains that mutually create and shape one another.
This structure is both dynamic and infinite. With intelligence and tools, it might be changed and altered. Once we understand how to do so, we will be able to change any type of matter into another and gain whatever material resources we want and as much as we choose. This will be the end of a world based on scarcity and misery, and the beginning of a world based on limitlessness and painlessness.
Infinitylogy is the discipline that lays the groundwork for that historic turning point. Are you ready?
Korosh Eerfani is a sociologist with 30 years of experience in teaching and research in different fields of the human sciences, including sociology, psychology, communications, political science and philosophy.