Yellow ball and the sorting hat: On the origin of life and consciousness

What is life is one of the many questions that is as fascinatingly immersive as it is tediously omnipresent.  And yet, here we are going the same loop over again, pondering if the smallest change will push the puzzle towards some form of clarity.
(*universe chuckles*)
The origins of this book can be traced to various sources. 
One of them is pure curiosity. Another - authors fascination with the forms of language  that has through means of endless hours of psychotherapy resulted in a peculiar understanding  - accompanied by the need to share such with the surrounding existence. 
In many ways that is what circumscribes the content enclosed -  connectivity that emerges as the wor(l)d is attempting to describe itself to itself -  and as the author becomes a mere test subject for the occurrences that raise the question of  participation and agency - a peculiar conundrum emerges. 
It lies in the angle one chooses to apply to it. 
Language employed creates  a reverberating space where synonyms equally point towards the inherently self-descriptive loop as they do towards linearity.
And that what is being explored - the dimension where something inherently described as inanimate acquires ability for self- assessment culminating in you reading this and NFT's and quantum computers. And all this 
And if you would to find yourself scratching your head contemplating what you have just read, fret not - we have all been there.
More times than once. 

Creators note: The contents of the book don not vary between the free and paid version. Author believe that knowledges should be attainable and accessible to all - thus both versions exist. It is up to the reader to decide which to opt for