From the Introduction: "This guide continues the track of exceptional development begun with my earlier book, The Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide for Intelligent Children. Those who have not already purchased that book may find that it is just the right thing for beginning the track to genius at any age. As such, this guide is more intermediate, although at the root of it, it is no more complex than the other." This is a guide to intelligence and success using a proven psychological method. And don't wait long, and there will be a guide for older adults as well.

"First unlearning is eternal law....There is a secret in every birth, every boundary, each bifurcation, any diminution." In this text Nathan Coppedge addresses the subject of philosophy in the guise of a manifesto. The aim is to apply philosophy to all areas of life: dogma, experiences, methodology, and criticism are some of his subjects. A platform is provided for viewing categorical realism as a system of meaning which threads its way through all aspects of life. This is a philosophy of meaning, a form of applicationism, a borderline between truth and reality without compromising either....

This guide follows an established method, similar method to that used in the other volumes of the series, such as the children's guide and the young adult guide. However, as a notable difference from the others, additional room is granted for imagination and wordplay, by using a combination of rhymes and concealed imagery. Poets with a modern, slant-rhyming, or traditional-rhyming style will find plenty to glean from this short and sweet, yet subtle, guide to the art of poetry. It includes veiled technicalities as well as blunt examples of what to do and not to do in poetry, encompassing a...

Babies also share a kinship with the problems of life. In this expert guide, based on a proven psychological technique, Nathan Coppedge details the precise pattern to creating intelligence in newborn children and up to two years old --- whether they are 'sensitive' or 'insensitive', 'gifted' or 'de-sensitized', early-talkers or unconscious 'zombies'. Included is a baby's guide designed for reading aloud. It involves image-focusing descriptions and crystal-clear encouragement, combined with a technique involving simple-to-accomplish long-term promises and heightened imagination. Also included...

The stories in this collection meet two criteria: that they are 'classics', and that they may be considered 'banned' literature, for various reasons. However, the author added an additional stipulation, that he must have crafted them himself. Although some will see traces of traditional storytelling (mafia-stories, science fiction, horror, tales of the macabre are just part of this eclectic collection), the common theme is the unique criterion of classical literature. There is greater emphasis on storytelling than in the original One-Page Classics. This volume will be updated when the author...

This guide is intended to provide some useful insights into the nature of alien communication / communicating with extra-terrestrials. The book includes a number of humorously-minded illustrations to encourage creative thinking. FROM THE INTRODUCTION: "By the end of this guide you should have a better idea of what it means to communicate with an extra-terrestrial. Although there are some intrinsic fears, the guide offers the same approach which is likely to be encountered on the path to genuine communication, namely a work-intensive technique, following the mantra of: 'Just add it to the...

The author describes a series of themes binding the concept of semantics to that of metaphysics. The themes are light on mere academicism, and heavy on philosophical phenomena. The difficulty is that semantics is a heavy theme with light treatment. Metaphysics, when it does not adopt heavy assumptions, remains a heavy theme in which major conclusions are (predominately in intellectual history) a rarity. The author makes an effort to solve this double-conundrum in a conversational style, by introducing a series of themes, including "Dimentia," "Realism," "Dreams," "Knowledge / Death,"...

FROM THE INTRODUCTORY NOTES: "Philosophy has not always been viewed in a purely symbolic manner. Most notably, recently, there has been a turn towards 'pure literature' and 'pure math' to explain reality. In this book, as a departure from the norm, philosophy defines itself almost exclusively through symbolism. The territory of symbolism is vast, and the methods that it entails are no less impressive. With considerate study, these aspects may even apply to the moderns in profound ways. The title of this book --- "Arche-Logos' is meant to suggest the eternity of philosophy, and the necessarily...

Previously the author of similar 'Guides' on poetry, young adulthood, and child development, here the author addresses a topic dear to his heart: philosophy. Those unfamiliar with the topic are likely to find many reasons either for or against it in this entertaining and reasonably deep guide to the subject. From the author of the Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit and numerous other books, including his largest magnum opus yet, Systems Theory (Formal-, applied-, rubric-, etc.).

"Who is credited with 'the theory of perpetual motion' ? 'Several scientist (sic) has been credited for their theories of Perpetual Motion such as Isaac Newton, Nathan Coppedge, and Albert Einstein." ---KGB Answers Nathan Coppedge is renowned in the dubious field of theoretical perpetual motion machines. The book offers a perspective on Mr. Coppedge's notable scientific discoveries including the Nov. 10, 2013 over-unity experiment, and his July 3rd, 2014 discovery of a "master angle" purported to allow objects to roll upwards. It also includes other discoveries, in such areas as block...