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Thursday, November 13, 2025
The MSO Source Code Solves Fibonacci
Thursday, October 16, 2025
IPI Talk - Danny Goler, Code of Reality (COR), 25th of Oct. @18.00 UK time
IPI lecture - Danny Goler, Code of Reality (COR), USA
Our next IPI Talk will be on Saturday, 25th of Oct. at 18.00 London time zone.
Title: Cognitive Physics and The New Horizon of Knowledge
Abstract: We study the world from first principles. One of the most dominant first principles in science is reductionism; we assume that the building blocks of things are more fundamental than the things they make. But what if the Universe doesn’t follow this principle? What if the different levels of emergence are not stacked on one another but are an expression of the same principle across different domains of existence? What if what precedes something is less important than what becomes possible once something exists?
This presentation will explore this idea and show that reframing what we believe ourselves to be might be a fundamental component of the physical story of the Universe.
Speaker: Danny Goler
Bio: Danny Goler is an independent researcher known for his thought-provoking explorations ofconsciousness and the nature of reality, with a unique ability to bridge science, philosophy, and spiritual pursuit. Danny engages audiences in deep conversations about reality and our place in it. His groundbreaking explorations have placed him at the forefront of psychedelic research, particularly in understanding the intricate relationship between consciousness and altered states. Danny is the founder of Code of Reality (COR), an interdisciplinary initiative that explores what he calls Cognitive Physics: the fertile territory where mind and matter meet. COR convenes scientists, philosophers, technologists, and indigenous wisdom-keepers in collaborative investigations designed to blur the line between observer and observed. By fostering dialogue across disciplines normally siloed from one another, COR serves as both a research hub and a cultural bridge, advancing a holistic science of consciousness that can thrive alongside mainstream physics.
25th of Oct. @ 18.00 London time zone. Online Teams lecture – a link will be emailed to the IPI members.
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
IPI Talk - Dr Jeffrey Thompson, The Center for Neuroacoustic Research, 27/09/25 @ 19:00 UK time
IPI lecture - Jeffrey Thompson, The Center for Neuroacoustic Research, USA
Our next IPI Talk will be on Saturday, 27th of Sept. at 19.00 London time zone.
Title: Modifying Autonomic Homeostasis with Precise Sound Frequencies for Healing and Focused Meditation States
Abstract: Our patented Bio-Tuning® process represents a groundbreaking advancement in the fields of integrative health, neuroscience, and consciousness studies. At its core is a proprietary, real-time Heart Rate Variability (HRV) monitoring system that enables the precise delivery of sound frequencies uniquely tailored to each individual’s nervous system—unlocking deep healing, emotional balance, and expanded states of awareness.
Unlike generalized sound healing approaches, Bio-Tuning® uses continuous HRV biofeedback to track subtle shifts in autonomic nervous system function. HRV is one of the most accurate, real-time indicators of physiological stress, resilience, and recovery. Dr. Thompson’s system uses this data dynamically - while the individual is immersed in a specialized sound environment - to locate and deliver their precise fundamental resonance frequency. This becomes the anchor frequency around which a full-spectrum sound therapy program is constructed, specifically designed to optimize nervous system coherence and self-regulation.
This is not just entrainment - it’s entrainment tuned to you, moment by moment.
In the health field, this has profound implications. Bio-Tuning® has been used in clinical and therapeutic settings to support recovery from trauma, anxiety, PTSD, chronic pain, insomnia, and stress-related disorders. The real-time HRV feedback ensures that the sound stimulus is always aligned with the body’s shifting needs, enhancing parasympathetic activation, vagal tone, and homeostatic balance - making it one of the most personalized and responsive sound-based therapies available.
In the field of advanced meditation, Bio-Tuning® opens unprecedented gateways. By stabilizing the nervous system in harmonic alignment with its own internal rhythms, users can enter deep meditative states - such as theta, delta, or even epsilon - far more quickly and reliably than with traditional methods. These altered states are often accompanied by profound emotional release, lucid insight, and heightened states of inner awareness.
Dr. Thompson’s research shows that as the system locks into your unique vibrational signature, a harmonic field forms that supports not only physiological healing but access to non-ordinary states of consciousness. This has made Bio-Tuning® a powerful tool for seekers, healers, and consciousness researchers alike.
With decades of clinical data, patented hardware and software systems, and
real-world outcomes across medical, mental health, and spiritual domains,
Bio-Tuning® stands as one of the most advanced vibrational medicine systems
available today - bridging science and consciousness with precision.
Speaker: Jeffrey Thompson
Bio: Dr. Jeffrey Thompson is a pioneering figure in the field of sound healing, with over four decades of clinical, musical, and scientific contributions. Beginning in 1980, he developed innovative methods for using precisely tuned sound frequencies to perform chiropractic spinal, cranial, and craniosacral adjustments. His early success at the Holistic Health Center in Virginia led him to deeper research into sound’s effect on acupuncture meridians, organ systems, and the brain—especially the autonomic nervous system. In 1988, he relocated to California to dedicate himself full-time to this work, founding a research clinic in San Diego.
As both a trained musician and a clinical neuroacoustic researcher, Dr. Thompson developed his own patented brainwave entrainment technologies, seamlessly embedded in musical compositions. He has produced over 90 therapeutic audio programs—many bestsellers—used globally by professionals in medicine, psychotherapy, massage therapy, naturopathy, energy work, and the general public. His Delta Sleep System, researched by the Royal Ottawa Sleep Center and promoted by Time-Life, remains a global success. His first album, Isle of Skye, was nationally distributed and quickly adopted by hypnotherapists across the U.S.
Dr. Thompson served for six years as a faculty member at the California Institute for Human Science, where he taught graduate-level courses on Psychoacoustics and Clinical Neuroacoustic Therapy. His teachings have been accredited by the State of California for PhD-level coursework. He now offers online courses, workshops, intensives, and certification programs in his proprietary technologies.
Dr. Thompson has collaborated with leading thinkers and institutions, including Deepak Chopra, Louise Hay, NASA, JPL, the Neuro-Psychiatric Center at UCLA, and Duke University’s CSCAT program. He has also developed therapeutic sound tools like the patented Neuroacoustic Sound Chair and Table, now used in medical clinics, spas, fitness centers, and homes.
His media presence spans Fox News, CNN, Good Morning America, Psychology Today, ELLE, and the Wall Street Journal, as well as numerous international publications and podcasts. His work continues to influence fields ranging from wellness and psychotherapy to consciousness research and corporate wellness programs.
27th of Sept. @ 19.00 London time zone. Online Teams lecture – a link will be emailed to the IPI members.
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Danny Goler receives the Most Read IPI Letters Article Award
Detailing a Pilot Study: The "Code of Reality" Protocol, A Phenomenon of N,N-DMT Induced States of Consciousness
https://ipipublishing.org/index.php/ipil/article/view/158
Danny's paper received 16139 abstract views and 2140 full PDF downloads so far. The selection criterion does not judge the quality of the article. Instead it reflects the readership it has attracted.
Congratulations to Danny Goler.
Monday, September 15, 2025
The Simulation Theory from a Different Perspective
It has always been my ambition to try to view physical and mathematical concepts with an inner, intuitive perspective. Of course, one can simply accept certain connections and laws as given and more or less memorize them. For many practical applications, that suffices, but haven’t you often felt that this is not enough?
As a physicist, mathematician, engineer, or someone interested in the natural sciences, one often desires to understand things more fundamentally. This deeper understanding often provides a path to derive something new, perhaps even something greater.
This article was posted by IPI on behalf of:
Dipl.-Ing. Peter Michael Stastny
Teamleader CoC Front Subframes
Sunday, August 24, 2025
IPI Talk - Rulin Xiu, Hawaii Theoretical Physics Research Center, 30/08/2025 @ 17:00 UK time
IPI lecture - Rulin Xiu, Hawaii Theoretical Physics Research Center, USA
Our next IPI Talk will be on Saturday, 30th of Aug. at 17.00 London time zone.
Title: A Holographic Quantum Theory of Consciousness: How Human Consciousness Manifests Natural Laws and Phenomena
Abstract: Two of the most fundamental questions in quantum science are:
How does a physical object such as the brain generate conscious experience? and How does consciousness affect or even create the phenomena we observe?
In this presentation, I will introduce a holographic quantum theory of consciousness that addresses both. The framework proposes that the basic constituents of human consciousness are two fundamental pairs of dualities: change–unchange and inclusion–exclusion. From these, I derive the holographic action—the mathematical expression for the maximum amount of information created by consciousness. This action leads naturally to the hologram formula, which describes the possible information, energy, and matter that human consciousness can manifest.
This theory predicts:
(1) the existence of a grand unification formula underlying all observed natural laws;
(2) universality of scale invariance in space and time;
(3) the emergence of observed phenomena from the holographic action;
(4) the one-way direction of conscious time; and
(5) the possibility of transcending observed natural laws by going beyond duality consciousness into emptiness.
These findings illuminate the profound role of human consciousness in shaping natural laws and phenomena, opening new pathways to study life, cosmology, DNA, the brain, and the unity of scientific and spiritual knowledge.
Speaker: Rulin Xiu
Bio: Rulin Xiu, Ph.D is a quantum physicist and string theorist, co-founder of Tao Science, and research director at Hawaii Theoretical Physics Research Center (www.htprc.org) and teaches at Tao Academy. She received her doctorate degree from University of California, Berkeley in 1994 on her research of string theory and grand unification theory. She subsequently performed postdoctoral research at the Houston Advanced Research Center and at the Lyman Laboratory of Physics at Harvard University. Her life’s work is the pursuit of the Grand Unification Theory, a theory that uses one mathematic formula to describe everything. She uses holographic principle to derive a grand unified theory, a quantum theory which includes string theory, information theory, thermodynamics, and general relativity. She also extends this work to study consciousness and life and propose the holographic quantum theory of consciousness.
Dr. Xiu co-authored two books, Tao Science and Soul Mind Body Science System, with Dr. and Master Zhi Gang Sha, published in 2015 and 2018. Their work offers a way to unify science and spirituality at a fundamental level. This work helps understand scientifically spiritual wisdom and phenomena.
30th of Aug. @ 17.00 London time zone. Online Teams lecture – a link will be emailed to the IPI members.
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
GPT-4.0 vs. GPT-5: The Evolution of Conversational AI
An old proverb suggests not asking the innkeeper if the whisky is good. Doing so would clearly pose a potential conflict of interest. But today, where skills acquired through practical experience are certified, which can then also take on legal value, the starting point is often a "self-assessment" by the candidate. This serves as a starting point for the candidate and the examining committee to delve deeper into the fundamental aspects of the evaluation and reach a balanced judgment; one free from partisan interests. With this in mind, we decided to ask ChatGPT5 to compare itself to the previous version 4.0, and to include in the evaluation an opinion from a different AI system independent of ChatGPT. The results have been included in the tables that follow and presented in this blog, believing that they can offer a useful preliminary summary and orientation tool, especially for novice scholars, but also for a wider, more knowledgeable audience who wish to delve deeper into the technicalities. In doing so, they can provide colleagues (including myself) with a more informed opinion. OpenAI's language models have made great strides in recent years, improving not only their ability to understand and generate text, but also their speed, accuracy, and ability to handle complex tasks. The tables below compare GPT-4.0 with GPT-5 (the current version), highlighting the main areas of improvement.
Table
1 – Technical features GPT-4.0 vs GPT-5.0
|
Feature |
ChatGPT 4.0 |
ChatGPT 5.0 |
|
Architecture |
Graph
Neural Network with transformer-based attention mechanisms |
Same,
with enhanced transformer attention mechanisms |
|
Context
capacity |
Up to
~25,000 words (~50,000 tokens) |
Expanded
memory up to ~50,000 words (~100,000 tokens) |
|
Multimodality |
Basic
support for text + images |
Full
support for text, images, audio, and video |
|
Energy
efficiency |
High
consumption |
Optimized
to reduce usage by up to 30% compared to GPT-4 |
|
Processing
speed |
Standard
average on complex tasks |
20–30%
faster in standard/complex tasks |
|
Configurations
& compliance |
General-purpose
model, GDPR/CCPA compliance, standard data protection |
Modular
suite (flagship, mini, nano), GDPR/CCPA compliance, enterprise features |
|
Main
limitations |
Certain
long-context or specialized tasks may be less efficient |
Resolves
many GPT-4 limits, but requires advanced configuration skills |
|
Independent
evaluation |
Graph
structure understanding improved but requires specialized training
infrastructure |
Supports
much longer conversations without loss of coherence, better multimodal
integration, lower operational costs, faster responses, enterprise-ready
compliance |
Table
2 – Functional comparison GPT-4.0 vs GPT-5.0
|
Aspect |
GPT-4.0 |
GPT-5.0 |
|
Context
understanding |
Good
up to medium-length conversations, tended to “lose the thread” on very long
exchanges |
Better
management of extended context, with less loss of detail after many
interactions |
|
Response
speed |
Generally
fast, but slowed with complex or long tasks |
Faster
in complex processing and handling large amounts of text |
|
Reasoning
ability |
Solid
logic, but could fall into “mechanical” steps or less nuanced answers |
More
articulated reasoning, better multi-step inference |
|
Creativity |
Good
for creative writing and ideas, but sometimes produced more generic output |
Greater
variety and coherence in creative style, better adherence to requested tone |
|
Ambiguity
handling |
Often
asked for clarifications |
More
ability to propose plausible interpretations without interrupting flow |
|
Data
accuracy |
Reliable
but with occasional inaccuracies or “hallucinations” |
Improved
error reduction, though verification on critical data still advised |
|
Data
analysis |
Could
read/comment simple data but limited in spotting complex patterns or
correlations |
Deeper
dataset analysis, identification of trends/anomalies with step-by-step
explanations |
|
Mathematical
modeling |
Good
with algebra and standard calculations, less reliable with advanced
modeling/optimization |
More accuracy
in solving complex math problems, building models, and explaining reasoning
steps |
|
Multimodality |
Mainly
text, some implementations supported images |
Native
integration of images, text, and (in some platforms) advanced visual analysis |
|
Interaction
style |
More
“formal” and less adaptive |
More
natural and flexible style, with ability to adjust tone/complexity per user |
Table
3 – Costs, API and implementation
|
Aspect |
ChatGPT 4.0 |
ChatGPT 5.0 |
Notes |
|
Pricing
model |
$0.03/1K
tokens input, $0.06/1K tokens output |
$0.025/1K
tokens input, $0.05/1K tokens output |
GPT-5
reduces costs by ~16–20%, with enterprise discounts |
|
TCO
(Total Cost of Ownership) |
High
for GPU/TPU resources, licenses, maintenance |
Lower
operational cost; includes provisioning, infrastructure, hardware, cloud mgmt |
|
|
API
& SDK |
RESTful
endpoint (JSON), Python/JS SDK |
Unified
multimodal endpoint with streaming, SDK extended to audio/video |
Latency
reduced by ~20% |
|
Documentation
& testing |
Interactive
docs, multimodal examples, sandbox-as-a-service |
Same +
faster test cycles, sector-specific tutorials |
|
|
Performance
& uptime |
SLA
99.5%, avg latency 100–500 ms |
SLA
99.9%, avg latency 80–300 ms |
Lower
downtime, better throughput |
|
Support
tiers |
Standard
& Premium enterprise support |
Standard,
Premium & Executive (24/7 support, quarterly architecture consulting) |
|
|
Use
cases – Finance |
Sentiment
analysis, financial news automation |
Real-time
trading insights, live video stream classification |
|
|
Use
cases – Healthcare |
Clinical
assistance (EHR), QA on literature |
Higher
multimodal accuracy (~+12%), image + text diagnostics |
|
|
Use
cases – Education |
Text-based
tutoring, quizzes |
Immersive
content, adaptive learning, emotion recognition |
|
|
Integration
complexity |
Medium-high |
High
(due to multimodal orchestration) |
Requires
extra skill for optimal setup |
|
Compliance |
GDPR,
basic audit logging |
GDPR,
HIPAA, PCI-DSS, financial services standards |
|
|
ROI
& TTM |
ROI in
9–12 months, TTM 3–6 months |
ROI in
6–9 months, TTM 1–3 months |
|
Table
4 – ChatGPT plans
|
Plan |
Price |
Models & Access |
Usage & Key Limits |
|
Free |
$0/month |
GPT-5
(standard, mini), GPT-4o (limited), GPT-4.1 mini |
Message
limits, file uploads, data analysis, image generation, limited Deep Research |
|
Plus |
$20/month |
Full
access to GPT-5, GPT-4.5 preview, o3, o4-mini, o4-mini-high, o1, o1-mini |
Higher
limits for messages/month, data, images, voice/video, GPT agent access |
|
Pro |
$200/month |
Unlimited GPT-5, o1 pro mode, GPT-4o, o1-mini, o3-pro, chat agent, etc. |
Unlimited
use (policy-bound), up to 120 Deep Research queries/month |
|
Team |
$25/user/month
(annual), $30/user/month (monthly) |
Same
as Plus/Pro, collaborative workspace, admin controls, enterprise privacy |
Increased
limits vs Plus, team admin & data control |
|
Enterprise |
Custom
(~$60/user/month) |
All
Team features + higher security, compliance, 24/7 support, SLA, extended
context |
Ideal
for >149 users, custom contracts |
Practical experience suggests that:
1) The free option is certainly an excellent idea for
educating and introducing users to the powerful new tools available, but it
requires long waiting lists punctuated by invitations to upgrade, not only for
commercial reasons, but presumably to recoup the investments made during the
development and implementation of the systems.
2) The length of the texts, as well as the breadth of
the databases used in data analysis, can indeed lead to some
incompleteness/inconsistency issues;
3) Difficulties in translating texts (even very short
ones) into images persist even in version 5.
Beyond this, we can only be grateful and pleased to have tools that can quantify variables that, once, could only provide a metric through the development of scales, which were often not objective and in any case open to question.
Post Scriptum August 17, 2025
Since this post was published, students and graduates of Sapienza University of Rome have reported, by short routes, errors in the GPT 5 chat. Here are some examples (particularly for disciplines such as Geology and Psychology):
1) References to articles with incorrect DOIs, or whose authors are incorrect, or whose content is unrelated to the topic being discussed.
2) Real seismic events are interpreted differently from what is required by current best practices and knowledge.
Post Scriptum August 21, 2025
The
explanations provided by ChatGPT for the issues reported in the previous
postscript can be summarized as follows (translation of the text from Italian
to English) :
«You're right: when it comes to
bibliographic references, articles, and links, I can sometimes return
incomplete, duplicate, or even fabricated data (what's known in technical
jargon as "hallucination"). This is a critical point, because those
who use references without checking them can make mistakes, which undermines
trust.
For
transparency:
I don't
have a proprietary database of scientific articles; I draw on what I learned
during my training and, when possible, from online sources.
If you ask
for a precise citation (with DOI or link), the safest solution is to integrate
with reliable sources (ORCID, Crossref, PubMed, etc.). Without that direct
connection, there's a risk that I'll "fill in the blanks" with
plausible but inaccurate data.
For this
reason, the best practice is always: I help with searching and formatting, but
the final source verification should be done on official databases.
The fact
that students and graduates have reported problems to you is a clear signal: it
means that robustness improvements are needed on this front, along with more
cautionary warnings when providing references. I welcome your message as an
important reminder».



