A 78-year-old widower became an adventurer after an unexpected turn of events, granting him carte blanche during a life of doing nothing. Creating wireless electricity, traveling, and becoming an adventurer play a role in life for someone aloof and without ambition. Traveling with Mike could be an escape from the norm. Mike lives on a farm alone in a remote part of Michigan, surrounded by animals. With his wife deceased and his children living far away, Mike dreams of escaping his aloof life by experimenting with Nikola Tesla's concept of wireless electricity. Mike decides to pursue the experiment, despite knowing he's far from Tesla's genius. Mike meticulously sets up his experiment, installing three ten-foot copper ground rods in a triangle around his house. He connects them to a wire in his living room and a direct positive power line at the opposite end of the room, bypassing the conventional electrical panel with a direct connection to the outside positive power line. He hopes this configuration will safely channel the power and protect him from the dangers he's faced in the past...Despite several adjustments-including adding hot wires and adjusting distances-the experiment initially fails to yield the desired results. However, Mike experiences strange physical sensations and sees electrical arcs across the room, indicating the presence of some form of energy. Mike is feeling tired and decides to go to bed, with a plan to finish his project the next day. Unexpectedly, a mysterious, indescribable object appears in his room, shifting shapes and seeming to warp space. Mike finds himself throwing objects into this anomaly. After throwing the same object several times, it returns improved. A toaster becomes cordless and eventually self-powered. A chicken becomes extremely intelligent and physically enhanced after several trips into the unexplainable object......The chicken even begins to communicate, asking Mike one question before flying away. Driven by curiosity, Mike steps into the anomaly himself and returns to realize it's an Einstein Rosen Bridge," otherwise known as a wormhole. After several trips, he experiences an expansion of his mind, writing down ideas in a complex, self-devised code. His notes contain insights into human evolution, the origins of life, and philosophical questions about God and the nature of existence. He realizes he is more than a living computer, but stays clear of thinking he is a deity, keeping himself humble. Mike imagines a future where "actual intelligence" replaces artificial intelligence, vowing to help individuals and governments alike to create a more equal and just world. He envisions a computer system offering a new way of thinking and organizing life using a simple yet complex system that avoids the use of a binary system by employing a 3 - 2 x 3 inversion coding system, which has yet to be developed, rather than the usual two elements within the binary system. His ideas also touch on rethinking social structures, medical practices, and scientific approaches, acknowledging that simplicity is often rejected by those profiting from complexity. Realizing the danger of his discovery and the potential for misuse, Mike encodes his findings to protect himself and others. Though overwhelmed, he's determined to pursue his new path, confident that this discovery is the start of a much larger journey away from his once-aimless life. His mission begins with working one-on-one with individuals who need help while traveling throughout the world, knowing that many people have had the same thoughts but without success.