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Fisher's treatise poses several theories that run counter to those generally accepted by twentieth- and twenty-first-century physics. Among these are the following: the universe is a contrasting—not expanding—one-dimensional surface; there is no duality of space and matter, for all matter is visible; there is no dark matter, no invisible space, nor was there a Big Bang; dark matter and string theory are misconceptions. Also, the bodies of the galaxy are flat disks, according to the author. These controversial assertions are developed in a work that takes the reader on an intriguing voyage through Fisher's perceptions. In more traditional settings, many theories of the universe have been modified or displaced by scientists as technology has evolved. However, Fisher's book takes physics on a truly wild ride.
The author grapples with many counterpropositions that he believes are true. By doing so, Fisher joins many other proponents of alternatives to diverse theories and experimentation. He states at the beginning of the book that he has had limited exposure to formal academic settings and holds no academic degrees. Still, his belief in his theories is profound, and their depictions are extensive. The work offers Fisher's explanation of the reasons for and the ways in which he developed his beliefs. He places emphasis on visible realities and responses from internet search engines. In denying theories developed by Einstein, Hawking, and several others, Fisher is vehemently opposed to certain basic concepts advanced by leading scientists, and his mode of expression permits no exception. Readers will undoubtedly find this to be a highly unique and thought-provoking read.