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September 14, 2021
I sign a publishing contract with Wipf & Stock.

September 23, 2021
Artist Rachel Leibman grants the use of an artwork.

November 4, 2021
Bestselling philosopher Martin Cohen delivers a foreword.

November 23, 2021
This dot-com author-website goes live (quietly).

December 23, 2021
20+ countries have now visited this website.

December 29, 2021
I deliver my manuscript to Wipf & Stock.

January 13, 2022
Endorsements of my book are finalized.

January 27, 2022
I complete my first pre-publication article, on God.

February 26, 2022
Wipf & Stock complete the cover design.

February 26, 2022
I become journal published in six fields.

February 28, 2022
Copy editing begins.

March 3, 2022
I complete my second pre-publication article, on systems.

April 11, 2022
Work with the typesetter begins.

April 29, 2022
Pi, of which I am an editor, is ranked no. 7 in the UK.

ABOUT THOMAS

Welcome to my website. In these pages you can learn a little bit about me, and my forthcoming book, which is a new and complete philosophical system.

From the beginning, I had the conviction that it was possible to develop a new metaphysics—a philosophy which would draw on traditional concepts to integrate all major aspects of our thought and experience. It is always difficult to assess one's own progress, but I knew I was finally approaching the goal when philosopher Dr. Mel Thompson wrote that I had “an entirely new metaphysics”. What, then, is a new metaphysics? Perhaps it lies in what the philosopher Sir Isaiah Berlin once said. It has “managed to reformulate the questions”.

For all of my life, I have sought to simplify difficult concepts. While I wasn’t very good at it at first, ultimately I wrote for prestigious publications which did just that, among them Popular Mechanics, Practical Electronics, and Pi. For years, too, I regularly addressed multicultural audiences where a minority of my listeners had English as their first language. This proved to be very good training for an approachable philosophy. Computer analysis says that my work is readable from Grade 10 up.

Another philosopher, Prof. Martin Cohen, wrote the foreword for my book. He writes that “it is a book for lovers of mysteries and explorers of ideas ... a book for the true philosophers”. I really have to agree! It’s the kind of philosophy I have loved from the start.

PUBLISHER'S BIO

Thomas O. Scarborough is a philosophy editor and Congregational minister. He holds two postgraduate degrees in three fields: linguistics, theology, and global leadership (including global dynamics and global thought). Published in peer-reviewed journals in six fields, he is also an inventor and prize-winning designer. His innovations include RFL-class logic and CCO-class metal detectors.