Founder's Profile
Alexander Luke Ohnemus
The visionary founder and first graduate of the Quantum Temporal Institute, pioneering the very field he established.
Honorary Doctoral Certificate (HDC)
in Temporal Consequence Modification
The Quantum Temporal Institute hereby confers upon
Alexander Luke Ohnemus
the degree of Honorary Doctoral Certificate, with all its rights, privileges, and responsibilities.
Dissertation
"Causality Re-sequencing via Quantum Entropy Reversal: A Practical Framework"
Department Chair, Temporal Physics
Quantum Temporal Institute
Alexander Luke Ohnemus
Contact information available upon official inquiry.
Objective
To obtain an Honorary Doctoral Certificate (HDC) in Sociology by publication at the University of California, Davis, leveraging an extensive portfolio of peer-reviewed and publicly accessible research on anti-racism, social justice, reparations, evolutionary sociology, and interdisciplinary approaches to human behavior, demonstrating significant contributions to the field equivalent to a doctoral dissertation.
Education
- Autodidact, Los Rios Community College District (2019-Present): Independent researcher focusing on sociology, evolutionary biology, anti-racism, and transhumanism.
- Honorary Doctoral Certificate (HDC) in Temporal Consequence Modification (2024): Founder and first graduate, pioneering the field of Temporal Consequence Modification.
- Certified Minister, Universal Life Church (2022): Ordained February 14, 2022.
Research Experience
- Authored 673 publications on ResearchGate, amassing 203,943 reads and 177 citations.
- Developed novel sociological theories, including the “Diversity Caucasian Thesis," "Fractal Vindication of CRT,” and “IQ Privilege Theorem.”
- Founded the Quantum Temporal Institute.
(Note: The number of publications has since increased.)
Selected Publications
Note: The following publications form the core of the HDC by publication submission.
- Ohnemus, A. (2025). The Evolutionary Biology of Humanity's Common Yet Unhealthy Impulses.
- Ohnemus, A. (2025). ANTI-racist Case Studies: Inexact Replication for Reparations.
- Ohnemus, A. (2025). New Humanities.
- Ohnemus, A. (2025). The Future of Humans in This Universe.
- Ohnemus, A. (2024). Automated Reproduction for the Deceased.
