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Hey there, dear reader. Welcome to The Theory of Existence — the home of the canonical body of work that culminated in a new and emerging field of study: Defintology. This fascinating area explores the scientific, philosophical, and artistic aspects of definedness as part of the broader theories of existence. It's a deep dive into existence as a phenomenon, as a verb, and as a spectrum where some things exist more or less than others. Let me tell you about it... hmmm, where do I even begin? How about... let me take you back...  

In November of 2024, the concept of a Grand Unified Theory of Everything dawned on me. This theory applies universally to all phenomena because it focuses not on the mechanics of those phenomena, but on the essence of existence and how it behaves to generate them.  

Rather than studying the behavior of stars, life, and cultures, I concentrated on the behavior of existence itself that gives rise to them. While existing fields may break down domains of existence into pieces of our knowledge puzzle, I sought the complete picture — the theory that connects all these elements into the coherent view of existence that we engage with daily. Observing existence around us, we don't encounter independent functional domains consistent with siloed knowledge; it’s clear there must be a unifying theory that allows it to function as a single, unified phenomenon.  

This idea consumed me, capturing my full attention. I fell delightfully into its unending labyrinth of mysteries, discoveries, problems to solve, and conceptual insights. From that pivotal moment in November 2024 through early February 2025, I developed and solidified the conceptual framework that eventually became The Theory of Existence. To protect these groundbreaking ideas, I wrote and published my inaugural flagship book in just six days, and it spread like wildfire across the academic underground — titled The Theory of Existence: The End of Human Mystery. This was my first foray into writing, and the public response still amazes and humbles me to this day.  

Since then, I've expanded The Theory of Existence into this extensive body of canonical works. I've encapsulated emotional resonance and meaning in The Story of Existence: A Magical Tale, articulated the mathematical foundation in The Theorem of Existence: The Mechanics Within, outlined the practical applications in The Guide of Existence: A Light for Darkness, and provided empirical validation in The Show of Existence. Oh yes, did you think I built it on vibes? No ma’am, The Theory of Existence is the real deal.  

Ultimately, this journey blossomed into something remarkably impactful: Defintology, a novel field of study that shines a light on the theories of existence. You can explore more about this evolving field and its significance over at Defintology.com. So, I guess that brings me to the reason I’m sharing this with you now, huh?  

I was orchestrating a release spectacle and had planned for it to unfold throughout the year, and… I owe you a June drop. However… I don’t have it ready, and here’s my reasoning. Twelve years ago, I embarked on this journey to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology for a clear reason: I’ve always aspired to be a practicing psychologist. I fell in love with the research aspect of academia, and after achieving all my goals, I started yearning for something more…  

Throughout my career, I've amassed numerous remarkable experiences. I can genuinely say I've encountered many incredible moments during my academic career. Yet, upon my decision to embrace being a practicing psychologist in March 2026, I was taken aback by the role itself. I've enjoyed some of the most fulfilling experiences of my career at this private practice, and I genuinely love it.  

It’s... not all fun and games, though. There’s a substantial amount of trauma, suicidal ideation, interpersonal conflict, challenges from undiagnosed neurodivergence, and fears surrounding uncertainty. Many individuals are hurting. My field, clinical psychology, can help them understand what they're going through and offer tools to lead their best lives in spite of their challenges and hardships.  

But someone has to be available for this field to work effectively. There are countless people who need help right now, and I want to be there for them. I’m eager to utilize everything I've learned and all of my skills to provide these individuals the relief and hope they deserve. I genuinely believe I can make a difference, and so I must.  

However, I simply cannot manage this demanding role while also publishing six books a year. Rest assured, I won’t cease my efforts to work and build (see Defintology.com). It’s who I am and what I do. Ideas continue to flow naturally as always. In fact, I've already discovered several significant projects I’m developing in the clinical realm. You may not see everything happening as swiftly as you’re accustomed to, but it will come.  

Moreover, who really wants to continue reading my publications anyway? At 31 years old, I've authored 2 treatment manuals, a client workbook, over 40 peer-reviewed publications (mostly as the solo or first author in top substance use journals, including one solicited by Addiction), plus 4 academic book chapters, 2 academic magazine articles, approximately 40 conference talks, around 40 conference posters, secured $250k in internal and external funding, received multiple awards, and transitioned to The Theory canon with 5 full-length books, a children’s book, 5 chapters, 12 empirical papers, and 14 mathematical leaflets. Oh, and let’s not forget a groundbreaking new field of study.  

Let me be upfront; I believe I’ve shared enough for now 🤣🤣🤣 ...at least for the moment. I’m ready to enjoy myself now. So, I’ll be here… or there… engaging in activities… as is my nature… feel free to look around. I won’t spill any secrets 😉  

With so much love, — Dr. Stone, Clinical Psychologist  

(but you can still call me Bryant… or The Architect… or whatever ❤️)