Jean Philippe S. Wormser

It happened on a cold and foggy day in the fall of 1993. I was on a hiking tour with my son in the Swiss Alps. He was still climbing another peak while I was already heading toward my car.

At one point, I sat down and imagined that I was a DTLSD-powered robot (the digital transformation of LSD) seeking its way back. The moment I did so, there was a strange clicking in my head, as if somebody had pushed an ignition button. It seemed to me that the sky had opened up into another dimension, and I perceived something that looked like white paper scraps hanging down from a virtual ceiling. As I followed them to their source, I quickly realized that I had found another civilization in our galaxy. These extraterrestrials called themselves Logons (loccon). This means “world” in their language. In fact, their transmitter looked a little bit like a radar station powered by an oversized gas tank. The entire facility stretched over about 30–50 miles and worked like a lighthouse, spreading its energy into the universe.

This book will explain the basics of chemo-digital computing (CDC), an interaction between some chemical substances such as LSD or MDMA and a microchip, setting free a new medium that has almost unlimited potential, such as communicating with other civilizations. The book will also refer to the extragalactic worlds and their functions within our universe.