Quantum Dude
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Quantum Dude: Cogito ad Infinitum By Luke MacPherson What if every thought you had... unfolded an entirely new reality? Equal parts absurdist fiction, cosmic memoir, and philosophical mixtape, Quantum Dude: Cogito ad Infinitum is a nonlinear joyride through time, space, and snack-fueled metaphysics. Join Luke MacPherson and his inexplicably constant companion-Billy Idol-as they traverse loops of existence populated by NBA legends, WWE tag teams, Tom Cruise, Dolly Parton, sentient plumbing systems, and the occasional F1 pit stop. Blending academic reflection with Vonnegut-style mischief, this b...
Quantum Dude: Cogito ad Infinitum By Luke MacPherson What if every thought you had... unfolded an entirely new reality? Equal parts absurdist fiction, cosmic memoir, and philosophical mixtape, Quantum Dude: Cogito ad Infinitum is a nonlinear joyride through time, space, and snack-fueled metaphysics. Join Luke MacPherson and his inexplicably constant companion-Billy Idol-as they traverse loops of existence populated by NBA legends, WWE tag teams, Tom Cruise, Dolly Parton, sentient plumbing systems, and the occasional F1 pit stop. Blending academic reflection with Vonnegut-style mischief, this book explores the strange overlap between imagination and manifestation. Each chapter is its own self-contained universe-compact, funny, heartfelt, and occasionally profound. It's less a traditional narrative and more a quantum playlist: some moments rock, others ripple, but every one invites you to ask, "Am I dreaming this, or is this dreaming me?" Released alongside the 2025 Iron Reverb instrumental album of the same name, Quantum Dude isn't just a book-it's a vibey, multidimensional experience. Perfect for fans of Douglas Adams, Kurt Vonnegut, metaphysical theory, and anyone who's ever thought, "Wait... was Billy Idol just in my kitchen?" Reality is weird. You might as well enjoy the ride. Cue the reverb. Let the loop begin.
