Nothing Becomes is a quiet meditation on the architecture of existence, where physics, Taoist philosophy, and metaphysical humility converge. In this reflective debut, Bob Hoyng invites readers into the threshold space between science and spirit, tracing a lineage of thinkers who dared to ask not just how the universe works, but why it matters.
From Pythagoras and Democritus to Taoist alchemists and Islamic polymaths, Hoyng explores how ancient intuitions foreshadowed modern insights, and how remembering, not learning, may be the key to living authentically. With clarity and restraint, he offers a speculative framework rooted in simplicity, alignment, and the possibility that reality itself may be informational at its core.
This is not a textbook. It is not a guide. It is a moment, held open for those who seek meaning without myth, presence without performance, and truth without overreach.
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