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Emails and letters sent to various official parties are collected and preserved in this catalog of correspondence concerning scientific theories, miscarriages of justice, and the search for truth. Presented as an outbox of messages sent regarding the author's complaints about miscarriages of justice, abuse in the California mental health institution system, and more, large concerns are raised and examined in the hopes of finding answers. Even conversations with artificial intelligence and scientific services are included to attempt to find faults or fallacies in the Relativistic Color Television Universe model that the author has constructed to help explain the perception of time and space. Every single letter comes from a place of curiosity and a mind seeking facts and justice, looking for any response that can help make more sense of a confusing world.
Though the structure of this book is, in a manner of speaking, directed to the recipients of each email, letter, and message, the compilation as a whole allows the reader to gain a clear, human understanding of the author through his writing and the details he provides. Not quite a science book, a memoir, or an essay, this work feels authentic and offers a voice in situations that often feel disarming and helpless. Readers with more of a scientific or philosophical interest will be able to relate to the entries regarding the theories and models presented, while those who may be more interested in current events and the humanities will take note of the harrowing tales of being abused and ignored in mental health systems over the years. Eye-opening and thought-provoking, this book invites the reader in to lend an ear and understand another person's unique perspective.