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What if God isn’t a myth to believe in, but a discovery waiting to happen? ‘Concept of God Demystified’ peels back the layers of faith, logic, and science to ask one of humanity’s oldest questions in the language of the digital age. Written by a technologist turned seeker, this book doesn’t tell you what to believe—it hands you the tools to decide: Is there a higher intelligence behind the universe (1)? Or is it all just chaos (0)?
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Phani Madiraju is a seasoned tech professional with over 12 years of experience in the IT industry. A self-proclaimed geek and curious thinker, he has explored not just the depths of code, but also the broader dimensions of life. While grounded in the realities of a middle-class lifestyle, Phani carries a deep philosophical bent—driven by a relentless quest for truth.
He believes that technology, when used thoughtfully, can be a powerful lens to understand existence itself. This belief inspired him to write Concept of God Demystified (COGD)—a unique thought experiment designed as a rational tool or "thinking guide" to help seekers arrive at a conclusion: either a 0 or a 1. For Phani, these binary states aren't just digital values—they symbolize the fundamental dualities of life, both equally valuable. After all, when asked which of our two eyes is more important, can one truly choose?
Phani is not interested in portraying himself as a spiritual guru or tech visionary. He is, as he describes, an ordinary person with an extraordinary curiosity. His way of thinking and expressing—that blend of logic, metaphors, and simplicity—is what truly defines him.
Despite his philosophical pursuits, Phani leads a happy, balanced personal and professional life, finding contentment not in wealth, but in clarity, connection, and the joy of inquiry.
