Truth Through Reason

A Philosophy for Everything is a non-fiction philosophy book that explains all of reality through complex systems. This book is short, clear, and resolves the deepest questions in philosophy including: Why is there something instead of nothing? The hard problem of consciousness. The problem of induction. The existence of free will. Objective morality and truth. The fate of humanity. The goal of this book is not to educate the reader on every possible theory throughout history. This book does not give a hundred conflicting possibilities with mystical language while sighing about their incompatibility and the impossibility of truth. This author believes truth is real, and presents a case for this philosophy being the true understanding of reality. This unified theory connects quantum physics to biology, to consciousness, to morality, to ethics, to politics, to economics, and the survival of the human race. Chapter 1: Nature of Reality Chapter 2: Nature of Truth Chapter 3: Defining Concepts Chapter 4: Free Will and Consciousness Chapter 5: Individual and Group Selection Chapter 6: Objective Morality Chapter 7: Human Rights Chapter 8: Purpose of Government Chapter 9: Individualism and Collectivism Chapter 10: Capitalism Chapter 11: Fermi Paradox