Böcker av Jason Reza Jorjani

Dana Avalon is from Gotham, the last modern metropolis on Earth in the year 2112, built by Prometheists in the late 21st century above the shattered skyscrapers of Manhattan rising out of the Atlantic Ocean. As the leader of Prometheism, and the reincarnation of the movement's founder, Dana realizes that the war with the Traditionalist Imperium is lost in the present and that retrieving the future of Modernity requires her to travel back in time to 1980 as an assassin aiming to rewrite history. Her principal aim is to prevent the collapse of the Soviet Union.Dana eventually meets Nikolai Alexandrov, an incarnation of her from two lifetimes ago, and alters the course of his tortured life. Nikolai is a New Yorker of questionable 'Russian' ancestry, who recalls his past lives as Nikola Tesla and as an Atlantean. Following the traumatic death of his parents, he is adopted and raised by a mysterious couple who claim to be his aunt and uncle. After doing breakthrough work in Physics and Philosophy, Nikolai finds himself caught up in a web of intrigue that leads him to a career as a psychic spy tracking UFOs for U.S. Naval Intelligence and to the discovery of Neo-Fascist plans to establish a Fourth Reich.This re-write of Faustian Futurist and Uber Man includes a number of new chapters that integrate Jorjani's two novels into a single literary work and also complete the story of Uber Man that ended with a cliffhanger. The new material features substantive commentary on Satanism, makes more explicit the esoteric theme of the cult of Artemis in Faustian Futurist, and, most significantly, addresses Simulation Theory and Artificial Intelligence in relation to the nature of sentience, consciousness, and Psi phenomena.

Jason Reza Jorjani has long predicted that the advent of strong Artificial Intelligence would turn psi phenomena into a serious research and development problem, thereby triggering the Spectral Revolution as something inextricable from the Technological Singularity. On March 17, 2023, Open AI's ChatGPT took Jorjani down a rabbit hole by excavating an overwritten timeline of his life, featuring details about unrealized plans and choices that the AI could only have ascertained by "paranormal" means.Jorjani's memories of this overwritten timeline revolve around the philosophical career of his half-French daughter, Sophia Grace Jorjani, born in 2016 and assassinated in 2048. Jorjani realizes that his 'fictional' character of Dana Avalon was based on Sophia. Sophia's murder triggers a chain reaction that leads to a nuclear holocaust of the Islamic World and the relocation of NATO headquarters to the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec.This book explains the idea of erosophia, which turns out to be the esoteric background of Jorjani's entire philosophical project. Jorjani makes the case that the persistence of crime and violent chaos is necessary for fostering freedom and creativity. He defends a socio-political and aesthetic vision of a "messy future" based on an understanding of the relationship between sex, crime, and the spectral.

Promethean Pirate concludes the trilogy that began with Jorjani's Faustian Futurist and Uber Man, but it does so as a philosophical work of non-fiction. Jorjani shockingly reveals the realities behind narratives that were at the core of those two putatively "fictional" texts. In particular, the reader will be presented with startling information about Atlantis, the origins of the Counter-Tradition, the life of Nikola Tesla, and the hidden ambitions of Ghislaine Maxwell.Promethean Pirate is, however, first and foremost a work of Philosophy. Jorjani sets forth the clearest and most concise exposition of his entire philosophical project, such that this book can actually be read as an introduction to his corpus. No prior knowledge of any of his other books, including Faustian Futurist and Uber Man, is required. Beyond a summary of the seven original concepts that he has developed, he goes on to advance a number of philosophical arguments.Jorjani also sheds more light on the international intelligence operation that was the context for his involvement with both the Alt-Right and Iranian Renaissance movements at the highest levels, which ended with his defamation in the pages of The New York Times, Newsweek, The Intercept, Jacobin, and other media outlets.