Publisher's Synopsis
The methods that were developed in this text came from years of effort involving a theory of metaphysics, research on the coherent brain, and culminating in a form of grand-unification. The text begins with a general theory of inventor intelligence, continues by describing a theory for predicting all ideas with some examples, and ends with a relatively complete historical method. Nathan Coppedge, the famous philosopher, artist, inventor, and poet is not to be out-done. Certain of the tools in this text--individual and historical prediction forms-- were determined to use valid and sound arguments by a 'google' A.I. The author has also found practically all of the main context of this text are significant developments in the field of predictive analytics, specifically in the context of predicting new technology, inventions, and genius ideas. For the time being we should assume that the comments made by the 'google' A.I. were not erroneous, and the methodology presented is highly valuable if somewhat informal in the context of innovation.
