🔬 Welcome to ThinkQuarks — Science in Motion, One Quark at a Time

 

🔬 Welcome to ThinkQuarks — Science in Motion, One Quark at a Time

ThinkQuarks is where science, psychology, mathematics, and the universe come alive in short, powerful bursts of curiosity. 🚀

From cosmic enigmas like black holes, gravity, and time travel to everyday wonders such as rainbows, memory, and the unconscious mind — we transform complex ideas into short, engaging videos made for curious minds of every age.

Whether you’re a student, a lifelong learner, or someone who simply loves to ask “why?”, ThinkQuarks is your shortcut to wonder.

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✨ What You’ll Discover on Our Channel:

🔹 Quick science shorts on physics, astronomy, and biology
🔹 Bite-sized journeys into the Freudian and Lacanian Psychoanalysis
🔹 Easy-to-grasp math concepts and equations explained visually
🔹 Clear, simple explorations of the science behind everyday life

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🎥 Why Follow ThinkQuarks?

Because understanding the universe doesn’t have to be hard — it just needs the right spark. Each video is a 7-minute story or a 21-second insight crafted to ignite curiosity and make learning feel effortless.

👉 Subscribe on YouTube: ThinkQuarks Channel
Join us as we uncover the world — one quark of knowledge at a time.

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Thirty Orbits Later: A Novel Where Memory Orbits Longing

 

🌀 Thirty Orbits Later: A Novel Where Memory Orbits Longing

What if time isn't linear—but a fold, a drift, a dream?

In my latest novel, Thirty Orbits Later, I attempt to chart the strange terrain where memory, longing, and metaphysics intersect. This is not just a story—it’s a meditation. A series of orbits around a core that never reveals itself fully, only echoes through time, scent, and dreams.

Set in the coastal town of Matara, Sri Lanka, and told through two interwoven streams—one grounded in vivid childhood recollections, the other in surreal transmissions of dreams and metaphysical longing—the novel follows a man entangled with a mysterious, recurring figure: the Cinnamon Girl. She is at once muse, memory, and metaphysical question, appearing across decades and dimensions, defying the laws of causality and closure.

Inspired by Haruki Murakami’s dreamlike narration and Quentin Meillassoux’s philosophical audacity, the novel explores:

• 🌿 The Inverse Principle – A personal law of reversal that shapes the narrator’s choices and regrets

• ✍️ Calligraphy and comic books, star-fort at Matara, and libraries

• 🔁 The haunting return of memory through scents, symbols, and suspended time

• 💫 Exploring the friction between empirical science and metaphysical wonder, especially around the fate of memory beyond death.

This book took shape slowly, orbit by orbit—over decades of reflection, literary influence, and philosophical curiosity. It is both a personal reckoning and a fictional tapestry of identity, love, and metaphysical drift.

If you’ve ever wondered whether a memory can outlive time—or whether a dream might be more real than the day—you may find a part of yourself between these pages.

📘 Read the novel here:

• Paperback on Amazon

• Kindle Edition

Let me know what it evokes in you. I believe novels are not read—but remembered.

Thank you for orbiting with me.

The Grace of Materialism by Mads Peter Karlsen

 "All their many differences aside, one of the most intriguing messages of both Alain Badiou’s and Slavoj Žižek’s philosophy is that, although we live in a world in which our course is fundamentally determined by our biological constitution and social arrangements, it can nevertheless occasionally happen that we are given the chance to perform an act of genuine freedom; an act, to paraphrase Badiou, in which what we do might exceed what we are."

-Mads Peter Karlsen

The Grace of Materialism

A review by Namadee Shakya on The Basis

 A review by Namadee Shakya on The Basis

The Basis is indeed a masterpiece. Mathematics, quantum physics, Buddhism, fiction, it has got it all. The story takes you through an exciting experience from the very beginning to the very end. That is what I love the most about this book. It never gets boring.

The basis revolves around an amazing story that alternates between fantasy and reality. In Tarantinoland, the city in which the story takes place, is almost like a modern Sri Lanka. A dystopian society in the midst of a war, where the rule of law and social ethics deteriorate and people are unexpectedly murdered.One day, a person comes to meet Mr. Lankathilaka, who lives in this city, asking him to be a ghostwriter. to write a story about a parliament bombing. But he warns him that what he writes will exactly happen in the real world. Lankathilaka is terrified by this proposal but yet isn’t ready to let go of the 4 million dollars he has been offered to complete the book.

And meanwhile, a parallel story goes around another writer, Mr. Ghananatha. A woman comes to his house and threatens him, saying he has written her real-life story in a book without her permission. Which is a lie, according to Ghannatha, who swears he has never seen this lady before. And this lady claims she had to die in the exact way the character in the book dies while she is standing in front of Ghananatha alive! This leads to a theory of parallel universes explained by string theory.

String theory is a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings. String theory describes how these strings propagate through space and interact with each other. And Mr. Dawson Preethi cleverly matches the string theory with the Buddhist theory of 31 planes of existence, including Ruupa loka, Sura Asura Loka, Deva Loka, and so on.The full story is divided into three main parts: Kama Loka, Rupa Loka, and Arupa Loka.

This is one of the best sci-fi books I have read, and it is really surprising to know that the writer is a Sri Lankan. The "inception" kind of flow makes it even better and still hasn’t failed to make it comprehensible. And the plot is mind-blowing! I think anyone who is interested in sci-fi stories would love this intellectual masterpiece.

A review by Namadee Shakya

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ආරාධනයයි!

ආරාධනයයි!

ග්‍රන්ථ කතෘ නිමල් බණ්ඩාර Nimal Bandara මහතා ගේ ග්‍රන්ථ ත්‍රිත්වයක් අප්‍රියෙල් මස 6 දින සවස 3 ට නෙළුම් පොකුණ මාවතේ මහවැලි කේන්ද්‍රයේ පැවැත්වීමට නියමිත ය.

විදේශ රටවල රැසක ‍ශ්රී ලංකාව නියෝජනය කරමින් විවිධාකාර රාජකාරි අත්දැකීම් ඇති කතුවරයෙකි, බණ්ඩාර මහතා. චාරිකා සටහන් (travel writings) පිළිබද ව, විශේෂයෙන් ම අප්‍රිකාව පිළිබද ව සිංහලෙන් ලියැවුණු ග්‍රන්ථ විරල බැවින්, එම ග්‍රන්ථය වැදගත් මං සලකුණක් වනු ඇත.

-සුනිල් ගෝවින්නගේ Sunil Govinnage

The Basis by Dawson Preethi

 The Basis is my debut novel. 

This extro-scifi is mostly recommended for young readers who are enthusiastic about mathematics, string theory, polycephaly, the 31 planes of existence, and Buddhist cosmology. 

Price 2150/=
Courier charges 300/=

Inbox a message with a delivery address and phone number in Whatsapp, +94779968572. You can obtain the bank payment details to purchase the book.

Thank you.

p.s. 

Alternatively, you can buy it from Vidarshana Book Store. 

For the rest of the world, Amazon.