Tempus Code

The manuscript and its proposal

Presented as a lost or recovered manuscript, TEMPUS CODE is an essay in speculative theory, not a novel. It brings scientific notes and personal reflections together around a question: could biology, memory, and consciousness change how we think about time?

The work explores, as hypotheses and open questions, connections among physics, biology, genetics and DNA, relativity, entropy, causality, wormholes, and temporal paradoxes. It also considers epigenetic inheritance, immunological memory, quantum processes, and altered states of consciousness without presenting them as established science.

Subjects explored

• Physics, relativity, entropy, and causality
• Biology, genetics, and DNA
• Memory, consciousness, and altered states of consciousness
• Wormholes and temporal paradoxes
• Epigenetic inheritance and immunological memory
• Quantum processes

Verified editions and formats

Foundation context

The Arthur Valerius Sterling Foundation says Sterling retired in 1988 and later worked on CÓDIGO TEMPUS in Bétera. It describes an unfinished manuscript joining scientific notes and personal reflections.

Frequently asked questions

What is TEMPUS CODE?

It is an essay in speculative theory presented as a lost or recovered manuscript made up of scientific notes and personal reflections.

Is it a novel?

No. The work is presented as speculative theory and essay, not as a novel.

What subjects does it explore?

It explores questions about physics, biology, genetics and DNA, memory, consciousness, relativity, entropy, causality, wormholes, temporal paradoxes, epigenetic inheritance, immunological memory, quantum processes, and altered states of consciousness.

Which formats and platforms are available?

Amazon offers hardcover, paperback, and ebook formats. Apple Books offers an ebook edition.