Complete Website Writings of Douglas Arone: Theorist/Writer/ Author of The Theorem
Welcome to my Site. I am Douglas Arone, theorist, writer and author of The Theorem: A Complete Answer to Human Behavior-- the most important psychological discovery in the history of mankind. If that statement is too much for you, then run to your mama or to the comfort of a website that will wipe your runny little nose for you!
Some men walk onto this earth and hardly a murmur remains when they leave. But this is antonymic to the very core of my existence. I have found it all my lifetime; the answers to the questions that have puzzled mans small mind since the beginning of his existence. Because he did not know the answers he spent his life heading dead end to dead end. Those who drove to their useless journey in the most elegant fashion were rewarded as achieving greatness. Yet it was far from amazing.
I can take you places that have never before been possible. Because right now as you sit there and read this my friend, you are stuck on a lower level of the intellectual food chain. Since you do not know the answers, the mystery to our existence, you fake it. You incorrectly assume that no one actually knows the answers. You think everyone is as befuddled as you to the mysteries of life. Indeed you may even be learned as to the incorrect answers. You may even have certificates, diplomas even a doctorate, but you know nothing of this I can assure you. For the poor homeless vagrant, the bum on the street who has saved his beggared earned pennies to purchase a copy of The Theorem: A Complete Answer to Human Behavior will know more than you ever do about human psychology. He or she will know what drives us to eat, to sleep and what shadows all of our dreams. They will know why men and woman are attracted to each other and what ultimately drives them to reproduce. The bum will know the cause of depression, of anxiety disorders, panic attacks, insomnia, SIDS, obsessive compulsive, schizophrenia and autism. They will know what motivates the behavior of us all, from infancy through adulthood and all the way until death. But not you my friend; no not at all, this is not your fate. You will sit there and polish and dust your certificates on the wall. You there, yes you there now, I can see you clearly, grasping tightly to your archaic perceptions that the mysteries will never be solved, sucking the energy out of others while you insulate yourself in a false sense of self importance, searching for answers that have already been found.
This is a revolution of knowledge. The mystery has been solved. The answers to human behavior have been found. Embrace them; make your life, your age, important. This is a call to action!
The Theorem: The Slayer of Giants
It is the classic battle of the individual thinker vs. the institutionalized thinker; the freethinking man who breaks the chains that hold him down against the man who needs those chains to survive. It is the battle of the stoned kid in the back of the class vs. the rule follower, the Jimmy Do-Good in the first row. Yes it is this battle. So for the man who is enchained, for the man who needs an institution to tell him he is all right, whether it is a university, a church or even a government position—what I am about to write is not for you. This is not for those whose lazy human spirit lingers around the rocks and connects onto the first solid anchor it can find, defining the apathy of man’s existence. It is not for those whose perception of their value, of their sanity and ability is so frail that they must cling to an institution to allow them to feel they are alive. It is not for those who are following someone else’s life plan, but somehow leave the plan a little brighter than it was before they came. No this is not for you and therefore you will understand little of this. You will get hurt here. This is what you always hoped to become, but were never strong enough to accomplish. Finally this is not for those who pose as radical or independent, those who dress the part and try to sound intellectual, but in all reality have only accomplished the dressings of independence, as you live a life as chained as any other.
No, this is for the man or the woman who is comfortable in drifting, whose life defines independent thinking at every turn. This is for those who seek knowledge, not for a certificate or diploma, or an external verification of an internal process. This is for the man who seeks knowledge for the sole purpose of the ideology behind knowledge itself—for whom all the rest is a sellout. This is for those who struggle to obtain objectivity, in this subjective medium defined as life. It is for he who blazes his own trail through the wreckage and chaos that others describe as conformity. This is for those whose circumstances led them to an independent life; who were birthed into the seeds of rebellion and have grown into something much different than what others wanted for them. This is a victory for all those who were told, “No that is not the way to do it”. How you looked at them suspiciously and thought to yourself: “But if I do it your way, then I will be like you; and more than anything else in the world this is not what I want to become”. Yes this is a victory for the outcasts, the thrown away and the disenchanted. It is a victory for the homeless, the addict, and impoverished; and then for the very rich, the mega elite, those whose words influence nations and decisions affect millions. It is also for those very few people in the middle, between these extreme categories that realize just how closely the two are related. Because the answers to human behavior have been found and a man whose life defined autonomy from everything that holds other men down has found them. No matter what small minds may say now, let the losers speak out against me, history will see it different. History will see this life for what it is, and that is the perfect life to pursue the answers to who we are.
Man spends his entire life trying to disprove his impotence against time. He tries to leave something behind that says: “I made a difference”. But this was something much more. I had it all—I had everything. The discovery had major implications on the future history of mankind. It was a moment of unparalleled omnipotence, one that you will never experience. This is even more dramatic when you realize that I am writing this to a self-indulgent society that covets its own false sense of self-importance. You think that you could handle it for a minute? You’re wrong; there’s no way. You wouldn’t last a second. But I lasted; and more than that I thrived in the shadow of the great discovery. Then came the great division; it is that moment in every man’s life when he makes the decision to follow his dream or to be swallowed up by his momentary needs and the resultant decisions those around him demand. For me though it was much more. For this was not my dream, but instead the dream of mankind. I could make the choice, do I follow what is right or do I decide to put the largest discovery behind me? I did what all winners do; I took a deep breath, contemplated the impossible and then I acted. It would be a full ten years before the discovery was finalized, before it was written in final book form and published. During that time I faced insurmountable odds, overcame countless obstacles and accomplished what was once considered impossible: I constructed the unified model of human development and its resultant behaviors.
People ask me, what drives a man to such a supreme accomplishment as this? It is something few men will ever understand. Although it is the same reason that a man climbs a mountain that has never been climbed before, as it is to see a part of Nature never before seen and to prove to himself that he can make that journey. It was Man versus Nature at its most elevated level. I was up there without nets to catch me if I fell. There was no comfortable university job to return to, no private practice or even a grant to fund me. It was all or nothing, free market science in its most extreme form. The loser gets nothing, and the winner takes it all. And I won. Compared to that moment, the second I stepped on the summit of the discovery, nothing else I can ever receive will compare in magnitude. It was not only my greatest moment, but also spawned the greatest individual intellectual accomplishment in the history of mankind.
I don’t care who you are. I don’t care how important you feel your position is or what your title represents, you are nothing compared to this. History will see it this way. As the order you once embraced is slipping through your hands as quickly as you read these words. The Theorem is a major revolution in human thought. Yes even as you read this paragraph others are reading it as well and what they decide and how they respond will change your life in ways never before imaginable. The Theorem is a discovery of such magnitude that it will render everything previous to it as the dark ages of human thought. It will be remembered as a time when mankind could only ineffectively guess at the motivations of his behaviors and in his ignorance was exploited to no end. Ultimately, The Theorem is the delivery of mankind’s last minute pardon from a life of mediocrity.
The Theorem – Intensity Of Impact
The Theorem is a discovery of such immensity that its only limitation is the magnitude of its initial impact. The Theorem completely dominates the senses; it slips into your subconscious and swallows your descriptive abilities. First you must understand that no one saw this coming, or even imagined it was possible. There is no scientific protocol for a discovery of this magnitude. There is no glass in a research lab with the words written on it: ‘Break glass when someone discovers all the answers to human behavior’. There is no booklet inside that glass that tells the scientist or researcher how to react, how to respond and what steps to take. No, this discovery challenges all conventional approach, yet there it is in black and white and in front of them—the answers. Because of this, the medical and scientific communities are left with nothing more than a reflection of themselves. Therefore how they respond to this discovery is filtered down through their own personal doubts and in rare cases elevated up through their own self-confidence.
To begin to grasp the impact of The Theorem it is necessary to view some of the individual breakthrough achievements of the work itself. Only then can you begin to realize just what has been accomplished here. The Theorem is the largest and most comprehensive behavioral model ever presented to the academic, scientific and medical communities. It is largest model—period. Nothing before The Theorem has even come close in its scope or implications. It is also the only comprehensive behavioral model to incorporate both disorders and behaviors that was built from neurobiological evidence first and its behavioral implications second. To understand how significant this is you must realize that historically the psychological theorist has vehemently avoided neurobiological basis for his theories. He did this for the simple reason that it showed how flawed his theories were, as there was no connection between the two. It was much like trying to build a four-story building without a foundation; it was impossible, as exposed to the light of conflicting neurobiological data their theories fell to the sand. When you have the right answers however, you fear nothing. Each piece of new neurobiological data only reinforces The Theorem’s validity. I have watched this occur over the last twelve years and mankind will watch this happen over the next twelve hundred years. The Theorem is also the first and only comprehensive fetal behavioral model, which includes both behaviors and disorders, ever built. When I made the discovery and had the first draft copy-written over eight years ago, no one had built or was building comprehensive behavioral models on the human fetus. No one was even close. Man’s approach to the understanding of fetal behavior was primitive and crude at best; the entire time saying he was progressive. In his backward approach, he substituted technology and lazily applied his archaic principles for the hard work of reasoning, logic and deduction. In contrast, it was in this hard work of reasoning, logic and deduction that I developed this incredible discovery into the first unified model of behaviors and disorders! The Theorem is also the first comprehensive behavioral and psychological model to be presented in a format that is easily understandable by the general readership, and not just by those in the scientific, academic and medical communities. This itself is a Herculean task. As you can imagine this comes at the cost of much endorsement from these members, as many will mistakenly interpret me as a maverick, and this format as an attempt to demean the value of their profession. So be it, I made the discovery and it is my right to present the discovery in whatever way I see fit. I have chosen this format because it will do the greatest good for the largest number of people in the shortest time possible. This is my obligation to this revolutionary discovery and it is an obligation I take very seriously.
The Theorem - Too Much For Small Minds
While the vast majority of readers will embrace The Theorem, for a small minority this discovery will be too much. It will be too impossible for them to accept something this positive and this revolutionary, as they would prefer to stick their head in the sand and hope that one of the biggest discoveries in the history of mankind passes them by. They will take this discovery completely out of context; somehow in someway I have made this discovery to show them that they have not done their job. Even though I do not know or care who they are; they will take a discovery of this magnitude as a personal insult to them. And while the vast majority of those in the medical and scientific communities are winners, like every profession there are losers thrown in the mix as well. They will lie, and manipulate the truth in ways that you never could imagine, just so that you can’t enjoy your success, as it reminds them of their own failures. Their entire goal is to inflict a shadow of doubt into your mind, to get you to not believe in The Theorem, to get you to not believe in the very development that you experienced. Others will be caught up in their own malfunction and realize only envy and jealousy at my success. For them The Theorem is just too much, because a discovery of this magnitude creates the degree of envy and jealousy that could cause a man to jump out of a five-story window. After all if you look at the list of disorders and behaviors, it is impressive to say the least; I got it all. And fool yourself not for one minute; there are many who would like to be standing in my shoes right now, here with the copyright on the behaviors of every man and woman in the world held high in my hand. The fact that I found this outside the traditional avenues of the medical and scientific communities only adds insult to injury for them, as they utilize this as fodder for their failed perception that I am out to mock them. Those who try and criticize The Theorem will always be outside of the mainstream of the medical and scientific communities. They will try and make you believe that they are in the center of the circle and that they speak for the majority, but they do not. They are counting on the fact that your are generally apathetic or that because you are not a doctor or scientist that you will be intimidated by their credentials, even though other doctors and scientists on the inside of the circle laugh at their backwards views. Yes, these characters have many tricks up their sleeve to try and keep you from realizing this great discovery in your lifetime, but more than tricks I utilize sound strategy to defeat them. I have made strategic moves every step of the way to avoid that you suffer the pollution of these embittered individuals. Keep in mind I had twelve long years to plan for this. I was prepared down to the smallest detail. I rehearsed every possible scenario; I anticipated the moves they would make and planned counter moves to offset them. Day after day and year after year, this is all that I would do. While my body may have been somewhere else, my mind was right on task, preparing for that inevitable day when I would present this major discovery to the world. Now if this sounds more in line with Machiavelli or Sun Tzu than with Sigmund Freud, it is. After all, the discovery was already made and it was just a matter of pushing it past the enemy forces that wanted to impede the progress of mankind.
The Theorem – With Great Knowledge Comes Great Responsibility
One of the reasons why I wrote The Theorem in a format comprehensible for the general readership is because what they lack in scientific and medical expertise will be made up for by the power of their numbers. Yes there is only so many times you can hold the general public down, then they will get mad and start wanting answers. This is the same with any profession. Imagine if other professions had the same luxury that these scientists and researchers have who do not like the format The Theorem is presented in. Imagine for a moment a fireman refuses to rescue a family or put out a fire in someone’s house because of the excuse that he never really liked that family. Or that he is close to retirement and doesn’t want to risk injury. Yeah, you can see the mob forming now. And for The Theorem there will be a mob forming too. I know that if I were a doctor I wouldn’t want to face an angry father of a child with autism who was told that he shouldn’t buy the book. I can hear the enraged father: “So let me get this straight… Five years ago you wrote a review on The Theorem and said it was fiction? Even though there were over one hundred pages of neural notes in the book. You said it was fiction even though the book was categorized in the psychology section of all the bookstores. You said it was fiction even though an adolescent and child psychiatrist wrote the introduction to the book and called it a major discovery. Now I hear on the news that indeed it is a major discovery and not fiction at all. Now I read the book and see it is indeed a breakthrough. The only problem is that my young child with autism is no longer young at all. He is almost twelve years old. When I think back on all the unnecessary trauma and pain my son went through, the tears my wife cried, the sleepless nights and frustration we all suffered and the tremendous amount of money we spent subsidizing clowns like you… I get irate!” Some heads are going to role then, this you can bet on. Or what about the guy whose wife jumped off the bridge to her death, and maybe, just maybe, by knowing the origin of suicide she would have thought twice about her actions. What is the reviewer going to do or say then? …I’m sorry? It won’t bring her life back. No, this is for real people; putting your head in the sand is not going to make it go away. The Theorem is here to stay. And The Theorem is not going to have readers, it is going to have activists; it just comes with the territory. The Theorem is not only a major discovery; it is the seeds of a revolution. And revolutions can get ugly. You will not be able to operate with impunity on this one, as the eyes of the world will be watching you.
From introducing the book very slow during the first year and doing very little marketing and promotion, to turning down interviews before the book came out, my entire strategy initially has been to downplay the impact of the discovery —to deaden its blow. It is the opposite of everything you would do for a typical book, even for a typical discovery. But this is something you must do for a discovery of this magnitude, and this is something that very few people will ever have the capacity to understand. Because this is the most important discovery you will ever experience in your lifetime and one of the biggest anyone has experienced in the history of mankind. But with great knowledge comes great responsibility. Many men are going to damage their careers beyond repair by turning against this discovery, only to see it proven a few years later. One of my responsibilities is to see this damage is minimized; like a tornado that is to rip through a row of houses, I can only try and prepare these men for the coming storm The Theorem is going to create. I do this because they have not had the advantage I had of seeing this discovery proven year after year and their predictable skepticism will only slow The Theorem’s general acceptance. I have had years to plan every step, down to the smallest detail.
Unlike any other book written throughout the course of human history, The Theorem has the answers to human behavior. The answers then are a reflection of you. Therefore any criticism of The Theorem is only a mirrored criticism of the individual who writes it. You can also judge how much a man or a woman accepts of the world around him or her by how much of the book they can accept. If they can accept the entire Theorem then you have met a real and balanced individual. The aspects of the book they cannot accept are the aspects of growth where they have failed. This is a harsh reality. Do not get me wrong; criticism plays an important role with The Theorem, it works as a filter. It filters out those who are weak and stupid enough to believe any of the criticism is true. These people have no business reading the book, lacking the intellectual capability to grasp what they have read, they will only get hurt anyways. In time however everyone sees the accuracy of The Theorem. Eventually there will be no objections to this discovery, as it is only a matter of time. For some, for the brightest individuals, they will see it quickly. For others it will be slower, and in some case it will take them many years. But they will always see it; in the end they always do. Until then however they will be the critics and they will always be far away. They will be down some field you never walk—gophers in a hole trying to nip at the heels of progress of those who unwittingly wander by. In contrast, the supporters of The Theorem will be right next to you, as you see the model proven around you hundreds of times daily. The supporters will be great men of the caliber of Dr. Abolade and Dr. Motoyama. Doctors who combined have practiced medicine on four continents and have seen and treated men, women and children of every race, creed and color. These men have seen the human condition from every angle possible: from emergency room to operating room, from the very sick in psychiatric hospitals to everyday patients and their subtle ailments. Through all this experience, with all this knowledge, these men have seen common denominators of the human condition, denominators that are developed perfectly into the format of The Theorem. The supporters are also the thousands of bookstores and bookstore chains where you can purchase The Theorem. The support will even be in the form of the book itself, as you can take it with you wherever you go and watch its accuracy proven everyday.
Those of us who are on the inside, those of us who are close to the discovery have to laugh at man’s futile attempts to push the discovery down and hold The Theorem back, as they are twelve years too late. And we all know that for every negative word spoken now about The Theorem will birth a thousand positive words later; as there is a giant hourglass and the sand is dropping out of it moment by moment and with each moment passing we are getting closer to that threshold when The Theorem will dominate the life of even its most stringent critics.
The Theorem - A Call To The Winners
It is not just the individual in the inner circle who is aware that The Theorem is correct either. The winner sees it right away. Yes before they even purchase the book the intelligent reader knows that they are in for a major discovery, by a major theorist. The winner sees this because he knows something about the world. And with this he understands one fact to be true. This fact is that there is no way a book on psychological theory that is written by anyone other than a psychologist is ever going to be published; as there are thousands of psychologists out there who never get their books accepted for publication. So as soon as they see The Theorem is not written by a psychologist and is published by a publisher with worldwide distribution; through every bookstore and bookstore chain, they realize it is only for one reason. They know it is because I found something so important and so earth shattering that enabled this giant step to be jumped, a major step that is never jumped. To this there are no exceptions of which I am aware. The Theorem is the only exception n and it will always stand were it belongs, which is above all the others. Adding the fact that the title includes the words: ‘A Complete Answer to Human Behavior’ and you can begin to realize just how impossible this all must seem to the average reader. It is incomparable. It is beyond extraordinary. This is something that never happens, but it is happening right here, right now! And the winners see it right away. The Theorem breaks all the rules; it has broken all the rules of the publishing industry and it is going to break all the rules within the scientific and medical communities as well. This is what a discovery does—it interjects an element of chaos into the existing order of things. This is an important and exciting time as the world of human psychology, of human behavior in general, is about to experience a major revolution.
Besides being flawlessly correct, there is a driving force that will make sure that the model included in The Theorem is the generally accepted model of psychology throughout all of society. It is that tangible quality we define as ambition. Yes human ambition will be responsible for the overall acceptance of this model more than any marketing team, advertising program, and word of mouth all put together. It is going to happen in research facilities, laboratories and in the academic setting. It is going to happen in professional organizations, scientific journals and even in popular mainstream science magazines. It is the aggressive young open-minded ambitious men and women who are going to push this book to the forefront of the scientific, medical and academic world. They will seize the opportunity to extinguish the old pecking order, the ceiling that once held them down. If The Theorem is indeed a revolution, then these are the front line fighters charging through the enemies collapsing barriers. The ambitious will push The Theorem through, presenting its hypothesis in tightly structured journal format and publishing these findings. They will develop more detailed neurobiological and behavioral evidence for presentation. The accolades will follow. Then they will be the heads of the department and will have the positions of those who dismiss The Theorem today, the positions of those who will be quickly seen as outdated and archaic in their views tomorrow. It will be these ambitious individuals who will gain worldwide recognition, for they are young, aggressive and strong and they know The Theorem is right.
Yes the young will take The Theorem far. But it is not necessarily the young that will take it to the top. For as you are not likely aware there is an elite subgroup within the medical and scientific community. These men and women are the best of the best. They do not know me yet, but they will shortly. I only know them through their research. You will not see them on talk shows or even on news programs. Most of these researchers have some loose affiliation with universities, but you will not likely see them in a classroom. In fact most of the time, you will not even see them on campus because they are not there. They live grant-to-grant and are on a quest unique to others. They are looking for the answers. For them it is not about the awards, the money or the fame, although many have won them, are well paid and highly respected within their fields. No they are beyond all of that, as they made a right where most of their colleagues made a left. They forfeited many things to continue their personal quest to find the exact etiology of a disorder. For them this is more than a passing preoccupation; it has become an obsession. To these highly esteemed doctors and scientists it is a simple matter of them against the disorder. It is a showdown that they will never back away from. As they have seen the devastation of these disorders from every possible angle and they are furiously angry and want to solve the questions surrounding this disorder above everything else. They are somewhat selfless, although they certainly would not mind to be a part of a team that solves the mystery of the disorder. If I have something to add—I have their attention. If I have a workable model—they will listen. If I have even more, if I have a working viable behavioral model with a trail deep into the neurobiological evidence to support the hypothesis—they just cancelled everything else that afternoon. Because this is what it is all about. This is the core of the circle of the medical and scientific community; propelled by the origin of the ideology that drives the entire sphere. They want answers; it is what they live for and because the answers are correct they do not care if I went to Yale University or Yale Junior High School. And they do not care what anyone says about what they do. No they are way beyond that or they would not be where they are today. It just does not matter, because this is results-orientated research where you are only as good as your last hypothesis presented among your peers. And The Theorem presents a damn good one; in fact it will be the best they have ever seen. They will skip all the main text of The Theorem at first, going straight to the neural notes. They will read the neural notes because this is their medium of communication. They will see the notations on memory block and the deep limbic areas. They will figure out quickly that this is part of a larger model, but they are only interested in the neurobiological models presented. Even if they are not specialized in autism or schizophrenia they will quickly become acquainted with these disorders, because this is where I left the most substantial working notes. They will then read the main text and the neural notes again. Then it begins. The book goes to another colleague and the working notes go with it, and now we have two. Then it is three, as they decide to bring a specialist in another field on board. Then it goes in front of a board of review, which asks the three only one question: “You are sure about this?” They answer: “Yes”. Then their paper goes to the editor of the scientific publication and the rest, as they say, will be history. And of course they will receive Nobel prizes for it, why wouldn’t they? As they just solved the mystery of schizophrenia or autism or depression or countless other disorders that have haunted mankind since before the names were even defined, before these names became household words in the scientific and medical communities. The Theorem is the Slayer of Giants! It is the missing model that when applied to the principles of sound research will identify the cause of the giant disorders that have afflicted our society for so long. These scientists have no envy or jealousy of me. I am not an insider nor am I a threat to them. It is a perfect relationship—The Theorem gives to them and they in return give to The Theorem. It is the way I have seen it from the beginning. They are just glad to have the working behavioral model, the exact etiology identified and the mystery solved. This is bigger than walking on the moon; it is victory for all of mankind. They are just glad to be a part of it. After that it will burst wide open. Year after year, disorder after disorder will have its working model solidified. Year after year the etiology will be pinpointed and presented for review. And year after year they will line up for their awards. Once it starts it will not stop either nor will it be isolated to the medical and scientific communities. No, then The Theorem will be required reading for every household throughout the entire world. There will be days, months and even years when it will seem like nothing else exists, as this discovery consumes every media outlet. I am not talking about a best selling book either, as this is going to be a phenomena to the level that you have never experienced before; one for which you can never be prepared for and one you will never experience again. This is the big one. This is the greatest intellectual accomplishment in the history of mankind and will be celebrated throughout the world accordingly. So enjoy the silence, because the storm is coming.
It is not just the individual in the inner circle who is aware that The Theorem is correct either. The winner sees it right away. Yes before they even purchase the book the intelligent reader knows that they are in for a major discovery, by a major theorist. The winner sees this because he knows something about the world. And with this he understands one fact to be true. This fact is that there is no way a book on psychological theory that is written by anyone other than a psychologist is ever going to be published; as there are thousands of psychologists out there who never get their books accepted for publication. So as soon as they see The Theorem is not written by a psychologist and is published by a publisher with worldwide distribution; through every bookstore and bookstore chain, they realize it is only for one reason. They know it is because I found something so important and so earth shattering that enabled this giant step to be jumped, a major step that is never jumped. To this there are no exceptions of which I am aware. The Theorem is the only exception n and it will always stand were it belongs, which is above all the others. Adding the fact that the title includes the words: ‘A Complete Answer to Human Behavior’ and you can begin to realize just how impossible this all must seem to the average reader. It is incomparable. It is beyond extraordinary. This is something that never happens, but it is happening right here, right now! And the winners see it right away. The Theorem breaks all the rules; it has broken all the rules of the publishing industry and it is going to break all the rules within the scientific and medical communities as well. This is what a discovery does—it interjects an element of chaos into the existing order of things. This is an important and exciting time as the world of human psychology, of human behavior in general, is about to experience a major revolution.
Besides being flawlessly correct, there is a driving force that will make sure that the model included in The Theorem is the generally accepted model of psychology throughout all of society. It is that tangible quality we define as ambition. Yes human ambition will be responsible for the overall acceptance of this model more than any marketing team, advertising program, and word of mouth all put together. It is going to happen in research facilities, laboratories and in the academic setting. It is going to happen in professional organizations, scientific journals and even in popular mainstream science magazines. It is the aggressive young open-minded ambitious men and women who are going to push this book to the forefront of the scientific, medical and academic world. They will seize the opportunity to extinguish the old pecking order, the ceiling that once held them down. If The Theorem is indeed a revolution, then these are the front line fighters charging through the enemies collapsing barriers. The ambitious will push The Theorem through, presenting its hypothesis in tightly structured journal format and publishing these findings. They will develop more detailed neurobiological and behavioral evidence for presentation. The accolades will follow. Then they will be the heads of the department and will have the positions of those who dismiss The Theorem today, the positions of those who will be quickly seen as outdated and archaic in their views tomorrow. It will be these ambitious individuals who will gain worldwide recognition, for they are young, aggressive and strong and they know The Theorem is right.
Yes the young will take The Theorem far. But it is not necessarily the young that will take it to the top. For as you are not likely aware there is an elite subgroup within the medical and scientific community. These men and women are the best of the best. They do not know me yet, but they will shortly. I only know them through their research. You will not see them on talk shows or even on news programs. Most of these researchers have some loose affiliation with universities, but you will not likely see them in a classroom. In fact most of the time, you will not even see them on campus because they are not there. They live grant-to-grant and are on a quest unique to others. They are looking for the answers. For them it is not about the awards, the money or the fame, although many have won them, are well paid and highly respected within their fields. No they are beyond all of that, as they made a right where most of their colleagues made a left. They forfeited many things to continue their personal quest to find the exact etiology of a disorder. For them this is more than a passing preoccupation; it has become an obsession. To these highly esteemed doctors and scientists it is a simple matter of them against the disorder. It is a showdown that they will never back away from. As they have seen the devastation of these disorders from every possible angle and they are furiously angry and want to solve the questions surrounding this disorder above everything else. They are somewhat selfless, although they certainly would not mind to be a part of a team that solves the mystery of the disorder. If I have something to add—I have their attention. If I have a workable model—they will listen. If I have even more, if I have a working viable behavioral model with a trail deep into the neurobiological evidence to support the hypothesis—they just cancelled everything else that afternoon. Because this is what it is all about. This is the core of the circle of the medical and scientific community; propelled by the origin of the ideology that drives the entire sphere. They want answers; it is what they live for and because the answers are correct they do not care if I went to Yale University or Yale Junior High School. And they do not care what anyone says about what they do. No they are way beyond that or they would not be where they are today. It just does not matter, because this is results-orientated research where you are only as good as your last hypothesis presented among your peers. And The Theorem presents a damn good one; in fact it will be the best they have ever seen. They will skip all the main text of The Theorem at first, going straight to the neural notes. They will read the neural notes because this is their medium of communication. They will see the notations on memory block and the deep limbic areas. They will figure out quickly that this is part of a larger model, but they are only interested in the neurobiological models presented. Even if they are not specialized in autism or schizophrenia they will quickly become acquainted with these disorders, because this is where I left the most substantial working notes. They will then read the main text and the neural notes again. Then it begins. The book goes to another colleague and the working notes go with it, and now we have two. Then it is three, as they decide to bring a specialist in another field on board. Then it goes in front of a board of review, which asks the three only one question: “You are sure about this?” They answer: “Yes”. Then their paper goes to the editor of the scientific publication and the rest, as they say, will be history. And of course they will receive Nobel prizes for it, why wouldn’t they? As they just solved the mystery of schizophrenia or autism or depression or countless other disorders that have haunted mankind since before the names were even defined, before these names became household words in the scientific and medical communities. The Theorem is the Slayer of Giants! It is the missing model that when applied to the principles of sound research will identify the cause of the giant disorders that have afflicted our society for so long. These scientists have no envy or jealousy of me. I am not an insider nor am I a threat to them. It is a perfect relationship—The Theorem gives to them and they in return give to The Theorem. It is the way I have seen it from the beginning. They are just glad to have the working behavioral model, the exact etiology identified and the mystery solved. This is bigger than walking on the moon; it is victory for all of mankind. They are just glad to be a part of it. After that it will burst wide open. Year after year, disorder after disorder will have its working model solidified. Year after year the etiology will be pinpointed and presented for review. And year after year they will line up for their awards. Once it starts it will not stop either nor will it be isolated to the medical and scientific communities. No, then The Theorem will be required reading for every household throughout the entire world. There will be days, months and even years when it will seem like nothing else exists, as this discovery consumes every media outlet. I am not talking about a best selling book either, as this is going to be a phenomena to the level that you have never experienced before; one for which you can never be prepared for and one you will never experience again. This is the big one. This is the greatest intellectual accomplishment in the history of mankind and will be celebrated throughout the world accordingly. So enjoy the silence, because the storm is coming.
The Theorem - History Awaits You
So now the question remains: “Where do we go from here?” To answer this you first have to understand exactly what we are dealing with. Hundreds of years from now when the historian looks back to compose his history book he will assess a given page to be allocated to this time period. You have to realize that the vast majority of events that consume our world today and those of recent history will not make the cut, as their importance will be diluted throughout the course of history. Major events will take up small sections of that page, but the entire top of the page will read like this, ‘Mankind Discovers the Answers to Human Behavior’. Yes this is a certainty, as the discovery is that big. In that section will be the names of John Hunt, who first published the book and Dr. Abolade, because he has written The Theorem’s Introduction. But all of this will only take up a very small part of the text allocated to the great discovery. The rest of the lines, and again there will be many allocated, will be written by you. They will be written about what we do now. They can be written in many different ways. They could read: ‘The Theorem, a great discovery: Initial acceptance was slow; man in all of his arrogance could not gain understanding of the magnitude of the discovery. It took mankind many years to fully grasp what Arone saw right away. It was not a very bright culture and certainly lacked in self-belief. Mankind simply did not know his own importance, as he had no belief that a discovery of this magnitude was possible in his lifetime. He thought that major discoveries were something that only happened to those before he was born, as if his own birth nullified the importance of everything he touched in his lifetime.’ Yes this can be one way it is written, but it is a bleak way for our society and culture to be remembered. It is a sad epitaph on our culture to say the least. Or it can be written completely different, something much better and along the lines of what we would all like to see. It can read, ‘The Theorem, a great discovery: Mankind immediately grasped the importance of the discovery. Within the first ten years of its introduction, the scientific, academic and medical communities instituted the model into general acceptance, which essentially rewrote the textbooks on human psychology and the behavior of our species. The Theorem was the big bang of human psychology and neural science, as after the initial discovery the model was used to find and solve the vast majority of disorders that once plagued man. It began a renaissance in human science and medicine, where doctors, psychologists and scientists were the new elite and the desired profession for millions; within ten years of its acceptance, applications for medical schools went up 900%. Much of what is known about the psychology of mankind has its origins in this discovery; such as the purpose of sleep, what motivates our behavior and what attracts us to each other.’ This is a much better and more appropriate way for our society to be remembered.
Yet there will still be room for more, and specifically for more names on this large section of text. It can be your name. It will be the names of the heroes who grasped the model immediately and took it to the next level, even though they may have withstood the temporary scrutiny of their peers. This discovery will be the catalyst for a great many heroes. Maybe it will not even be an individual but instead the name of a major university; or perhaps a more obscure university that is soon to become a major university. Maybe it will be a large group of researchers, which includes specialists from all fields of human science and medicine. It could also be someone in the media, a pioneer that tirelessly fought for The Theorem’s acceptance. It is hard to say, but one thing is certain and that is it will not be any of The Theorem’s critics, as history rarely remembers the losers. History, at least in this case, will only remember the champions. And with The Theorem there will be many champions. It will not be easy, but nothing of value ever is. The weak-willed need not apply. Yes there are no free rides in this discovery. I have devoted twelve years of my life to this. Stand next to me and history will stand by your side. But if you try to stand on my back, even for a second to rest or to gain personal recognition above The Theorem, you will be knocked down to the mat so quick you will not know what hit you.
Yes it is happening right now—this is for real. It is happening and you are in a unique gap of history. You are between the time of the discovery and the time of the discovery's general acceptance; opportunity abounds at every turn. Much of your chances for success with this and in the future of life itself can be judged on how you respond to the above paragraphs. If it is too much for you, if it sounds impossible then do not waste our time. However, if you are a winner, accomplishing the difficult or impossible everyday, then this above paragraph is your direction and you will take it as a call to action to bring this incredible discovery into the future. |