Destiny Theory

Destiny Theory marks the first chapter of An Evolution of Thought. It is the earliest published record of the author Jasper Littlewood-Brennan's thoughts about reality, and as such, it can act as a starting point from which the evolution, adaption, and changes to his ideas can be observed. Destiny Theory introduced some of Jasper's early thoughts on determinism and on time being comprised of discrete moments. It posited that specific deterministic laws are responsible for determining a future moment based on a past moment. Destiny Theory is not a game changer for philosophy. Some of the claims of Destiny Theory, such as the existence of scientific evidence for destiny, are unsubstantiated. Some ideas presented in this text, which may have been suggested as new, were pre-existing concepts, unbeknownst to the author at the time. Destiny Theory is a glimpse of some of Jasper's early philosophical thoughts, which may provide insight into the origins of future developments in more recent publications in the series. It is for this reason that Destiny Theory has an important place as Chapter I in An Evolution of Thought.