The Interactor

About the Author

My name is Norman K. Wright and I never once thought that I would come to compile a theory of this nature,
yet here I am… a jack of all trades, a master of none, and a professor of lesser.

With whatever you read on these pages, the words “seems, feels, believes, appears, thinks, and to me,”
must be implied as I can guarantee very few things.

This theory has an ugly, yet interesting inception backstory which has led me to several convergences of insight and ensuing “confident plausabilities” as it applies to the decision-making, interaction, communication processes, and more.

Unbelievable as it may seem, I will tell you that for all physical indicators, I successfully navigated a psychological wormhole to its natural conclusion, which I unwittingly opened up with thought fission energy… and it was a very trying experience both mentally and physically. I had created order out of chaos and it was a powerful moment.

I ask myself, “Who am I and what have I become, and why me?” I also believe that if G-d gives you a gift, you are expected to use it… and share it. So, I try. However, I view this theory as very ahead of our time and I do not realistically believe I will see it come to any significant level of acceptance in my lifetime, so instead, I am shooting for a foothold with a Johnny Appleseed approach.

Physically I am a human being, nothing more, just like you. I have come to believe there is a universal consciousness and the fractal conduits of interactive space that not only separate us but connect us as well. I believe there are two great mysteries in life, that which happens to us, and secondly how we deal with it. This theory, The Interactor, this model, may help to dispel the second mystery as it is possible that this may be the “one page” we should all start looking at for better
self-managed behaviors and internal balance, the process involved towards influencing someone else's behaviors, and to help insulate ourselves from the undesirable behaviors of others.

This is not the Theory of Everything but more like the theory of how and where everything starts… with the first interaction.

I did not create the interactive process, but materialized it utilizing diverse skills I have come to learn over the years, both artistic and mechanical.

This is who I have become.
This is what I have come to believe.
This is how I see things.

I am the author, and my name is Norman.