About the Project

Hello everyone! My name is Igor

My goal is to understand the nature of reality on a deeper level. I do not rely on ready-made dogmas and established paradigms; instead, I seek real understanding through analysis, logic, and conscious experience.

📚 Download My Autobiography

Curious about my personal story, struggles, and how this project began?
You can download my autobiography in both English and Russian — free and open for everyone.

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My Views

I explore reality beyond established frameworks — not as a skeptic or believer, but as someone who listens to the deeper logic of existence.
Rather than reducing everything to matter, I focus on the underlying structures of meaning that shape what we experience as the physical world.

I challenge monomaterialism — the belief that only matter exists — because I see reality as multi-layered: physical, informational, and meaningful at once.

This is not a rejection of science — it’s an invitation to go beyond its current metaphysical limits.

Here, we integrate quantum physics, philosophy, history, and cognitive sciences to understand how reality truly works — not just in form, but in function, direction, and meaning.

I ask questions like:

🔹What if consciousness is not a byproduct of matter but a co-creator of it?
🔹What if history moves not randomly but along meaningful trajectories?
🔹What if meaning is not an illusion but structure?

📌 One of the core missions of the project is to restore the priority of meaning over form.
Modern culture often judges by appearances: words, labels, models, diagnoses. But behind every form lies a second layer — meaning. When meaning is ignored, perception itself becomes distorted.
The Deconstruction of Reality project addresses this fundamental issue:
👉 What happens to society, science, and psychology when meaning is no longer recognized?
Read more in the article: Form and Meaning: Two Layers of Reality

📌 The “Deconstruction of Reality” project is a philosophical lens and a cognitive toolset — a way to break free from inherited assumptions and see what reality is really made of.

🔍 What do I do in this project?

✔ I analyze the flaws of materialism and show why it fails to fully explain reality.
✔ I explore quantum information and how consciousness participates in shaping reality.
✔ I reveal the hidden laws of history that shape our present and influence the future.
✔ I analyze thinking patterns and cognitive filters that prevent us from seeing the real world.
✔ I develop a new philosophy of perception that opens the way to understanding the nature of reality.
✔ I study meaning wars, which determine the movement of civilization and govern society.

🌌 Deconstructing reality is a path to a conscious understanding of the world. If you want to see what lies beyond the surface of familiar dogmas, this project is for you.


🪞 Where this journey began

This project did not begin in a lab, a lecture hall, or a library.
It began after yet another argument with a materialist —
One of those moments where you try to explain, to connect,
only to be met with the cold dismissal of anything beyond molecules and models.

That night, I walked the streets of Moscow.
I stopped outside an elite building I had no access to,
holding a beer, half-drunk,
But more awake than I had ever been.

I don’t remember which night it was exactly —
There were many.
But the feeling was always the same:
alone, dismissed, and more certain than ever
That something deeper is real.

People walked past me.
Their world seemed solid, complete, locked into place.
Mine was shaking, cracking — but alive.

I looked up at the sky and thought:
“This is not the end. I see something they don’t.”

No one heard me.
But something heard me.
And that whisper became a direction.
And that direction became this project.

📝 Note:
This moment on the street didn’t create the project.
It only revealed a truth that had been with me since childhood:
that I’ve always felt the world doesn’t quite fit the narrative we’re given.
The real beginning was much later —
When I chose to stop waiting for someone else to speak,
and started building this space myself.


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