Integrale Kosmologie ohne Urknall

Today's cosmology is in crisis. There is a growing willingness to engage with unconventional approaches. Peter Plichta describes an eternal universe without a Big Bang. His circular mathematics with periphery and center forms a geometry that is reflected in the atomic structure. Based on this number-bound dialectical cosmology and Johannes Heinrichs' equally dialectical theory of reflection, it is possible to envision an “integral” cosmology in which 4D space and 4D time are understood as forms of perception in the sense of Kant. Solutions are proposed for the most prominent puzzles of our time: the prime number puzzle, the unification of microcosm and macrocosm, and the mind-body problem.