Since 2006, Nathan Coppedge has been known for his perpetual motion designs & theory, now available in book. Included are diagrams and theories on dozens of designs including the Grav-Buoy, Tilt Motor, Repeating Leverage, Motive Mass Machine, Coquette Device, Escher Machine, Fully-Proven PM 1, and many others. This edition features new principles of design and instructions on how to build a detailed experiment that proves perpetual motion principles. This is a frequently updated text, so if you are disappointed that diagrams are missing or the book is unavailable, check back in a few months...

This is an extended sketch of some of the ideas that emerge in the process of leaving Plato's cave, a process I assume to be metaphorical, yet certainly deep, intelligent, and potentially wise. Many of the psychological states of prisoners, scientists, and intelligent children are evoked. This updated edition features a final section involving epiphanies about the higher dimension.

Coppedge investigates the latent categories of immortal knowledge in a philosophical quest for an intellectual elixir. Nathan's knowledge comes from such areas as perpetual motion machines and coherent philosophy systems, perhaps some of the nearest areas to illumination on the subject. Coppedge, widely known for his concepts of perpetual motion machines, is also an author of philosophical articles, and vowed at the age of nine to become an immortal. These twenty-six articles are reprinted with permission from Ezinearticles.com, his original publisher.

While this is titled a 'serious joke book' this book is not a joke. It is designed as a creative reference and sounding board for patients and therapists alike, focusing on finding meaning in the midst of therapy and disability. Its knowledge-based approach, using diagrams, sheds light on nuances and terpitudes not found in other encyclopedias. It is the second volume of the Dimensional Encyclopedia, the only volume devoted exclusively to psychology. The majority of the text establishes bases for knowledge in areas surrounding therapy and mental health, including a Tractatus of Psychology, a...

Nathan Coppedge, previously the author of The Dimensional Psychologist's Toolkit and Nathan Coppedge's Perpetual Motion Machine Designs & Theory, here presents a variety of unique graphic symbols and archetypes. The primary graphic listings are preceded by a short textual listing, which is being periodically updated to include the very best and most select objects, persons, and ideas.

Nathan Coppedge, the poet of this collection, considers this his middle period, a kind of dark age in which he produced his most meaningful work. The earlier period may be more authentic, and the later period more classical, but during this period the two were combined. In these poems, covering themes from love to lightning, and occasionally rhapsing Dickinsonian, Coppedge captures some of the enigma and powerful significance of being a poet. Like the title suggests, in at least one of these poems you will literally get the sense of calling down lightning. Nothing is quite the same without...

Don't hyperventilate. Here is a guide to increasing any child's I.Q. The key is to have an open mind, as all children do. This guide comes from a prodigy of perpetual motion. It was sketched out in his mind before he wrote it down. It uses a proven psychological technique combining functionality, epiphany, and relaxation into a very short network of techniques that reflect in the mind automatically. This book is for ignoramuses and geniuses alike. It is almost guaranteed to raise either I.Q. or creativity in any child. Its empathetic approach, stripped of nonsense, is likely to inspire...

This is a collection of thoughts noted for being quotidian and ordinary The remarkable prodigy here is to produce a plethora of categories, where normally we are accustomed to very few. We are accustomed to seeing common-sense and worldly events as having a limited descriptive capacity. But here, it is different That is not to say that it is not eloquent or insightful... It is the quality of boring thoughts which help us think... In this volume are hints of the Letters of Montaigne and the writings of Lichtenberg. However, efforts were made to offer something new, new to the point of...

A whirlwind tour through some of the advanced concepts of the categorical philosophy, this text introduces the concept of 'lotus diagrams' and gives six examples of the intensive use of quadratic diagrams to frame coherent concepts of objects, buildings, and life forms recursively. This is one of Nathan's earlier works on dimensionism, and covers material not included in either The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit or the Ninesquare Notebook. The emphasis is on modules as a basis for categoric thought, and it uses a unique pictographic method to demonstrate an organized process.

Nathan Coppedge has been called 'a philosopher of this present age'. In this brief treatise, questions of knowledge are broached through the lens of twenty-four compound paradoxes. The fields covered by these writings are broad: theory, metaphysics, ethics, and systemology. Coppedge's thesis is that all problems reduce to essentialism and causality. Solutions are proposed to a line of paradoxes which lead to the paradox of essence and cause. Finally, a kind of solution to essence and cause is provided. Also included in the Second Edition are the first two sections of a work by the author...