RESISTANCE : AN EXTENDED PHILOSOPHY OF OHM’S LAW (SCIENCE AND COSMOS)

This book explores Ohm’s law as a fundamental principle that extends beyond electrical engineering to shape our understanding of reality itself. It argues that resistance—far from being a mere obstacle—is essential for processes such as motion, memory, and intelligence to exist, emphasizing the importance of delay, dissipation, and constraint across various systems. By examining resistance in physical, biological, artificial, and social contexts, the book presents a philosophy where limits and imperfections are fundamental to meaningful progress and function.