The Critique of Reasonableness provides a universal framework (or methodology) in which decision-making methodologies can operate under. In essence, it is a theoretical and methodological unification of the diverse array of decision-making methodologies including science's experiemental method. In other words, a methodology for methodologies.

 
Dr. Arun Gadre, a gynecologist turned philosopher, independently proposes in his book Bhava-cell, first published in the Indian language Marathi (1995), a unique energy -- 'Bhava-energy'. (Bhava = Thought + Emotion) Dr. Gadre develops an entirely new paradigm model in philosophy, which centers human existence around the Bhava-cell, the fundamental cell/essence of the human mind and being. He goes on to apply this model to Aesthetics in his book. Overall, in the Bhava-cell, Dr. Gadre presents and defends a theory of the essence of human beings centered on a cellular structure.

 
Beyond Weakness was published in 1998. It is Garvey's third non-fiction work. The book is a journey through Garvey's thoughts to the meaning of our existence. During the journey, he envisions a higher type who will replace the economic types of the modern age. The Higher Type will do this by not using inventions to exist through others, but to transcend inventions by existing solely through himself. Later in the journey, Garvey explores in depth the contradiction that we exist from inventions, though inventions themselves are empty of who we are. So the more we exist from inventions, the more we diminute our existence. Added to this, since there are others who use inventions, we are trapped in a race to keep developing and using them, or face being eliminated by those states and individuals that develop and use them. The race to invent becomes precarious when we are dealing with lethal inventions. Overall, the book captures the ominous nature of our existence and the world, and suggests ways of dealing with it.

 
I Am Existence is Garvey's first non-fiction work. It was published in 1997. The book is a journey through our beliefs and ideas to a deeper understanding our existence and the world. And more than that, it is a cleaning of Garvey's mind, or what he calls our "mind dumps," and thus his attainment of greater individual freedom. The main character in the work, the solitaire overcomes most of his beliefs and ideas, through solitude, perseverance, and struggle. And then at the end of the book, he comes up with likely the most profound idea, because it explains, within limits, our conscious existence.

 
The Superman Philosophy is about ancient Guatemalan inscriptions written by Alvaro Manchez, an ancient Mayan leader and philosopher known as the Superman, and whose Mayan name had been erased by the Spanish. For thousands of years, governments have been covering-up his ideas, until an archaeologist named Roger McTavish discovers the Superman monuments, and does a translation of their inscriptions....

 
A critique of voting political systems which puts into significant question the democratic nature of the systems, and a detailed account of a non-voting democratic alternative to voting systems.

 
A journey through the struggles and experiences of Stilk, a young man, in his mind, deep in his mind, whereby the journey takes us amazingly close to who Stilk is, and who we are.