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Institute of Metaphysical Hypnosis (IMH)

Institute of Metaphysical Hypnosis (IMH)

Di: Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander
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Dr. Alexander's "supervillain thought experiment" is a powerful allegory for societal critique. He argues that the greatest threat to human potential and freedom is not a tyrant with an army, but a pervasive cultural value system that rewards deception and laziness over authenticity and hard work. The path to liberation, therefore, is a return to genuine, holistic self-mastery.

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  • The Declaration: Formalizing the Eternality Axiom

    The Declaration: Formalizing the Eternality Axiom
    Oct 29 2025
    In this conclusive and historic episode, Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander presents the final section of "Axiom of Necessity," where the logical journey reaches its terminus.

    After systematically demonstrating the failure of descriptive models and the logical necessity of an eternal substrate via the "Coin and Paper" thought experiment, Dr. Alexander makes a formal declaration.

    He pronounces the Eternality Axiom, establishing that reality, in its fundamental nature, is eternal—without beginning or end, boundless, and infinitely potent.

    This declaration marks the crucial transition from open-ended metaphysical inquiry to the constructive phase of building a unified physics.

    Dr. Alexander outlines the next steps: formalizing the axiom's mathematics, deriving testable predictions, and exploring its implications for causality and consciousness.

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    5 min
  • The Coin and The Paper: A Thought Experiment Proving Eternality

    The Coin and The Paper: A Thought Experiment Proving Eternality
    Oct 29 2025
    In this pivotal episode, Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander presents Section 3 of "Axiom of Necessity," where he introduces a powerful thought experiment designed to break the logical impasse of infinite regress.

    He invites the listener to imagine a coin on a vast sheet of paper, a simple analogy that reduces complex cosmology to its essential logic.

    The coin represents any bounded system—our universe, a singularity, a particle—and the circle drawn around it is the boundary of our scientific inquiry.

    Dr. Alexander demonstrates that to claim nothing exists outside this circle is a profound category error, as a boundary cannot exist without a medium.

    This leads to two inexorable conclusions: that finitude is an illusion of perspective, and that an eternal, uncreated substrate is a logical necessity, not a speculation.

    This thought experiment forces the mind to acknowledge that a truly finite universe is impossible.

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    7 min
  • The First Principle Problem: Why Cosmological Models Fail

    The First Principle Problem: Why Cosmological Models Fail
    Oct 29 2025
    Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander presents Section 2 of his paper, "Axiom of Necessity," which examines the historical failure of successive cosmological models.

    He traces the progression from geocentric to heliocentric, galactic, and expanding universe models, showing how each new paradigm only encounters its own boundary of explanation.

    Contemporary models like the Cyclic Universe and Multiverse are revealed not as solutions, but as sophisticated deferrals of the fundamental problem of origins.

    Dr. Alexander introduces the First Principle Problem, arguing that the failure is now ontological, not just observational.

    He explains how the M.E.T.A. framework exposes the inadequacy of contingent, descriptive models and logically necessitates the declaration of a self-evident, axiomatic foundation.

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    6 min
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