Despite its title, this book is aimed at a wide audience. Only common sense is required.

 It answers in a scientific and above all very simple way to questions that every human being is entitled to ask.

Robots will never be human. We discover it by reading this book. However, we also emphasize the "programmable machine" nature of humans. We construct our reality and the concept of time, this time that is a consequence of the structure of this biointerface that each of us constitutes, this time that does not flow in any way independently of us. Contrary to what is usually accepted, time does not exist by itself; It is a creation of our brain. What is real? What is time? Can we reverse the direction of the arrow of time? We explain how our reality is constructed. : successive images from which the video of our reality is created..

And, not surprisingly, we discover that we are indeed written in mathematics. The cornerstones of our neurons follow the rules of the Fibonacci sequence. Was Galileo right when he said that "the book of Nature is written in mathematical language"? Why can nothing go faster than light in what is called a vacuum? What is our intelligence made of? What's wrong with quantum mechanics?

Let us mention once again that this book is intended for a wide audience. Only the appendix requires some mathematical knowledge, since it develops a proof of the Schrödinger equation.