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Dimension MInd: A Theory of Consciousness

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J.P. Osterman formulates a theory connecting two scientific worlds that don't talk to each other. Indeed, Dimension Mind posits a melding of psychology with the hard physiology, chemistry, string theory and quantum mechanics that could hold the answers to achieving personal well-being, wholeness and explain the human mind.

21 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 9, 2014

About the author

J.P. Osterman

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First Communication, Astrocity Sagan, and Battlefield Matrix are my new sci-fi novels. More sequels are in progress. I'm a Research Scientist and author, and I read everything about technology, quantum computing, space travel, and colonizing Mars and exoplanets.

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I graduated from the University of San Diego with a B.A. in English (Emphasis Writing), and I have a Master's Degree in Education. I attended Texas State University where I studied graduate psychology. I also won the prestigious Rupert Hughes Award at the Maui Writers' Conference and First Place at the Southern California Writer’s conference for my one-act play, The Man Next to Me. Most recently, I was one of five finalists for the Brevard Library Foundation's Literary Award for my short story, "Winter Retrieval," now available at Amazon.

For eight years, I taught high school English near Los Angeles.

I currently have several sci-fi novels available at Amazon:
Cosmic Rift,
First Communication,
Battlefield Matrix, and,
Astrocity Sagan.

I have a collection of short stories entitled: Commuter Collection.

My sci-fi short story collection, Pareidolia, is now available as well at Amazon.

Also, check out my newest sci-fi Martian short story, "The Mons Genius."

As we evolve, will we change all that much?

Nineteen-year-old June Merk is a 6th generation Martian. Her father George becomes trapped in a lanthanum mine while her stepmom Rona mysteriously disappears. Meanwhile, June discovers several evolutionary enhancements occurring with her quantum-computer processor. When the Earthens invade, can these enhancements save Mars?

J.P. Osterman

When I'm not writing sci-fi, I write mainstream fiction, such as, Pete's Crossroad, and, Corporate Revenge.

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