What happens when the constants that hold the universe together begin to fail?
Vector Cosmology IV: The Apocalypse of Constants explores the moment when the four great constants—c, ?, ?, and e—no longer function as the stabilizing pillars of our reality. Instead of treating this collapse as a cosmic catastrophe, this book reframes it as an intellectual threshold: a boundary where the foundational rules of physics dissolve and a deeper geometric engine begins to reveal itself.
In this volume, Auric guides the reader to the very edge of the definitional domain—the "cliff" where conservation laws hold on one side, and an infinite generative attractor emerges on the other. Through the interplay of the constants, we uncover how the universe's structure pushes civilization toward this boundary, not to destroy it, but to invite a transition from the finite world of matter to the infinite architecture of geometry.
Rather than teaching how to leap into the abyss or ignore it, this book teaches how to build a bridge over it. Through a new lens on the constants' internal dynamics, it shows how their geometric tension generates the "aspirational potential" that drives evolution, meaning, and cosmic order.
By opening the back panel of the universe's clockwork, The Apocalypse of Constants reveals the hidden mechanism beneath physics—a structure that becomes visible only when the constants themselves begin to crack.
This is not a book about the end of the universe.
It is a book about what becomes possible when its laws let go.
