This site challenges you to look at the universe as a very different place to what you and I have been taught. Don’t Chase horses is a metaphor for the simplest case of how I believe things actually work.

This isn't meant to be a technical site or a physics site, it's a journey of discovery I can share with you, one that I have been on for decades, and one that has challenged my own beliefs and grounding as a scientist and engineer. Guided by a desire to establish truths, peel back the layers of belief and deception, and question everything. There are some amazing experiences out there, insights from which will challenge the very ground you stand on.

New concepts and science are emerging from a more holistic view of physics, the quantum nature of reality and metaphysics. Many challenge long held beliefs, particularly in science and religion. Often these are simpy the logical consequences of what we've actually known for sometime, but which challenge either the status quo or where the ramifications appear to defy the reality that we experience as now.

There's a well-known experiment in physics, called the delayed choice experiment. It demonstrates quite clearly that the quantum 'fabric' of our universe behaves in a very different way to the one we experience as part of our perceived reality.

More importantly, though, its ramifications challenge many conventional ideas concerning reality, such as the very nature of time and space. It's implications concern everything from future computing technologies, cryptography, to how the brain actually works, the nature of consciousness and how ultimately, everything is connected.

One could look at this as Alice's rabbit hole, as journeying down reveals a very strange world, one that even Einstien struggled to accept.

Put simply, this and other experiments suggest that human intent influences quantum outcomes. For me, this was the starting point of my journey, as it requires us to open many of the doors so tightly closed by conventional physics and consider the possibility that as human beings, we are so much greater than the sum of our parts.

New concepts and science are emerging from a more holistic view of physics, the quantum nature of reality and metaphysics. Many challenge long-held beliefs, particularly in science and religion. Often these are simply the logical consequences of what we've actually known for some time, but which challenge either the status quo or where the ramifications appear to defy the reality that we experience as now.