About PSTheory
1. What is the Panstructural Theory of Everything?
The Panstructural Theory of Everything (PSTheory) is a description of reality at the highest level of abstraction. It is a structural, holistic theory, whose primary concepts are Change and Information. PSTheory is assumed to be a collection of structural patterns pertaining to the world's general phenomena. From each phenomenon it is possible to isolate a structural pattern that is a section of that phenomenon along change. The author of the theory, Jadwiga Magnuszewska, has a holistic mind, a property of which is the skill of automatically creating structures—it may thus be surmised that PSTheory is partly an operationalisation of her mind. PSTheory is a jigsaw puzzle with multidimensional pieces, each of which can form a separate subtheory, consistent with all the others. PSTheory provides definitions of concepts used to describe reality at the highest level of abstraction.
Jadwiga Magnuszewska
Panstructural Theory of Everything
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Błyski Świadomości
(Flashes of Consciousness)
About the Author
The creator of the Panstructural Theory of Everything (PSTheory) is Jadwiga Magnuszewska from Poland, who holds a Master's in mathematics. Her career has taken her through business, education and into the third sector. Jadwiga has not found conditions conducive to fulfilling her great need to search for meanings and discover structures anywhere. It was only research and literary work that provided such conditions. Jadwiga was simultaneously active in three fields: research into the Panstructural Theory of Everything, poetic work on short literary forms in which she attempted to define and approximate the meanings of different phenomena, and writing a blog documenting the creative process (the literary forms mentioned above also appeared on the blog). The effects of her diverse activity can be seen in three book publications: Panstrukturalna Teoria Wszystkiego (Panstructural Theory of Everything), Holistyczny umysł . Studium przypadku (A Holistic Mind. A Case Study) and Błyski świadomości (Flashes of Consciousness). The author believes her flashes—as she calls brief philosophical reflections on different aspects of the surrounding world—and poems to be specific forms of application of PSTheory, as they contain descriptions of reality from a structural and holistic perspective. Alongside the development of the theory, the author's capacity for deep reflection about reality grew.