John G. Deville shows in his book that before him, philosophers' ignorance of the human brain prevented them from knowing anything about bio-electromagnetism. As a result, they were using unproven postulates and ambiguous expressions to create theories full of questionable premises and conclusions. That's why Ludwig Wittgenstein once said, "Philosophy leaves everything as it is." In this book, Deville has destroyed some 4,000 years of philosophy to convince the new world that philosophy is not the same any more. He is the first philosopher to introduce the irrefutable concept of...