Hey laughingcat,
That's quite an interesting theory! I watched some of the talk that was linked in a previous posts. I'll admit, I have not had time to watch it to the entirety - I've been busy. You may have answered this, but is there a particular reason that you chose the color scheme and "large" pixels for the artwork? I assumed that the pixels were associated with Conway's game. But, I was curious about the color choice.
I enjoyed this youtube video of conway's game. We had discussed the game in one of my classes at the university and I believe this is the video that the professor showed us.
It almost reminds me of something I loosely call the "Rah-rahs." I call it that due to the sound that is associated with the geometry as it "evolves." At times it is so complex that it can be incredibly over-whelming. It's often noticed on the onset of vaporized DMT, though usually temporary before transitioning "elsewhere." The experience often tends to be very profound though I haven't found a way to properly translate into words that give an adequate description. Perhaps there aren't any? or at least none to my recognition.
I'm curious how this book will be presented. Theory implies that there will be some supporting details to justify the claims. I am excited to see what type of work has led you to this theory. DMT is a strange creature. You never know what we'll find.
So, any particular choice for the colors used? Or is that part arbitrary? Does it relay personal experiences? Or is it based on information gathered from studies?
It seems as though this type of theory has been thrown into mainstream discussion. I am noticing that more people are beginning to consider this concept. I'm a little more on the neutral end of - "I don't have any idea of what's REALLY going on." Even so, I enjoy speculation and considering different ideas.
Thanks for sharing this concept for folks to consider.
Take Care,
ACY