AN ESSAY ON THESISISM

In 2004, author James S. Serilla began to pen his thoughts on various current topics. Although his intention was to write about these current subjects, Serilla found himself instinctively outlining the evaluative system by which he came to his conclusions. Soon he realized that accountability of ideas resides not in human thinking. Rather, accountability of ideas resides in their relation to our physical world. Over time, a common system of thought arose demonstrating this relationship between the physical world and all human beings. In An Essay on Thesisism