Benoît Leroux
What if the present had a thickness?This book proposes an original theory in physics: the thickness of now, an interface between a deterministic past and a probabilistic future. By introducing a new constant, the gravitational freedom of the vacuum, and an architecture of the universe founded on dimensional Orders, the author explores the limits of current physics.Accessible to curious minds, this treatise invites us to rethink time, matter, and consciousness in the light of a vision that is bold, poetic, and rigorously argued.About the AuthorBenoît Leroux is a painter and sculptor who holds a degree in materials engineering from École Polytechnique de Montréal. He worked for over thirty years as a web programmer in Montréal and San Francisco. A clown, poet, juggler, and magician, he has produced and staged numerous shows, notably at the Festival d’Été de Québec and at Polytechnique with Allô-Poly.A free thinker, he has been passionate about theoretical physics since 1995. In 2004, he proposed an original theory: the thickness of now.
