Introduction to Galaxy Union

What follows is an explorative doctrine that may provide clues on where to begin the hunt for faster than light communications to support the starship traveling at speeds greater than light. The original title of "The soul and the after-life" under first revision became "Galaxy union: The anti-matter soul and the anti-matter of after-life". Under further revisions the title ended up as "Computing particle theory of the soul and afterlife". The ultimate version and therefore the most update is provided first. However it is followed by the reproduction of the original in case it may provide better guidelines for particle theorists than the re-write.

Furthermore two other versions are also included, since they contain guidelines aimed at helping research. It is impossible to edit these much further to be include within the ultimate version because the nature of the text is meta-physical and not based on physics. While it would be possible to conduct trade between solar systems without a communication system other than messages physically carried in craft, it would greatly impede business. Therefore two additional texts are included for completeness and with the aim to provide further background depth to focus scientific efforts. The first additional text is "Computing Particle Theory in Transition". The last additional text is "Computing Particle Theory Re-Write".

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The conclusion of these texts is that there exist two signals:

One faster-than-light signal is similar to a radio signal in that it contains unlimited frequencies/channels. It emanates from the edge/outside of the universe and penetrates all space geometry.

One faster-than-light signal is similar to a light pulse and is released by living matter as part of the dream sequence. Hence it radiates from planets supporting living matter to the edge/outside of the universe.       
Developing the new communications capacity to maintain contact with Orion space craft therefore requires detection of the speculated signals through clinical tests. Detection of signal 2 could be arrived at by the use of clinical dream studies and the awakening point. More controversially the detection of signal 1 is likely to require the re-use of LSD in mental illness studies as was pioneered in the 1960s. At the end of this chapter, under the subheading of "Knowledge Assembly and Anti-Psychiatry, an update on some of the issues is given.