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The Quantum Internet Machine is a new book that proposes the numerical processes of the quantum internet, and the way to restructure our data and platforms to obey String Theory.
The incompleteness of mathematics(the very reason there is no unified theory of the four forces of Nature) is a fact of life but we can handpick what is called the number M; as the next best candidate for the laws of physics. Actually; the numerology in the book is so much like String Theory it extends Ed Witten's M-theory.
The protagonist of the book is called the Worst Networker; in conflict with the Full Deck which is the repeatable ordered chaos that can disrupt any form of non randomness, to counter extremists like a statistician would deal with outliers.
In philosophy we seek out an ultimate reason for everything but the Quantum Internet Machine, the namesake of the book, is the physical strategy that makes up for the time and money wasted on previous and currently proposed meanings of life. We achieve this by not asking "why the world is the way it is" but by summizing and doing what we should; under the circumstances.
In politics and business the Quantum Internet Machine crosschecks world leaders; so fintech designers are compelled to include the Full Deck in portfolios. And in the last chapter cryptocurrency and distributed ledger technology is discusssed in terms of the number M.
Note: Since 2009 the newly discovered (String Theory derived) number 2.717376 × 1068 is simply called M; like Euler's number 2.718281 is called e.
About the author
I was first influenced by Alan Turing, and after revisiting an old high school project I set out again to administer all business, politics and government by computer. In so doing the incompleteness of mathematics become centre stage.
This better logic changed the direction of the project and it opened up a new; yet to be known, vista beyond current physics. It's not the new world order, but the optimal ideal that leaders will endorse and enact in the Quantum Internet Age; coming soon.
