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Yes, one of the implication of the Theory, derived from the relationship between matter and emptiness, is that knowledge has a physical origin, in the form of our physical integrity, our density. I work through the logical implications in the book, but the conclusion is: more density means more knowledge. That’s why I call the different ways of increasing our density, “forms of intelligence”. Look: in childhood, we learn more knowledge, at a faster pace, than we will ever be able to do in later life. But throughout our lives we still have times when we suddenly understand things more clearly. We make connections, and catch insights and intuitions at particular moments of our lives - after we sleep, or work out, or feel pleasure and so on. In sexual pleasure, for example, when the blood and the hormones flow into our genitals, we surely experience an increase of density in that area - and as result, we experience that marvelous breathtaking sensation we call orgasm. When I want to understand something, or I need a new idea, or a new strategy, I use this insight from the Theory. I practise the forms of intelligence that will increase my density and, miracle, I make it happen. This is what I did in working out the theory itself too. This comes up again and again in the traditional stories we tell, the folk tales of every culture. Our literature and our myths are full of super-humans, beings with greater intelligence, or today machines with artificial intelligence. Now the Theory shows us a practical way becoming exactly the advanced, superior human beings we have always believed we could be, since time immemorial. This is a world-changing event. The Theory of Holes by Laura Lombardo On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1977018394?...