Existential Physics is the pseudo-academic study of both quantum
mechanics and philosophy. Unlike other metaphysical theory, it has
attained a wide level of viability within the scientific community
through the careful observance concerning the practical laws that govern
the physical physical world, i.e. the Laws of Physics. It is more widely
known as exephysics and has yet to be condensed into a definitive course
of study. The nature of Existential Physics and the cognitive scope
required to master interdisciplinary sciences and formulate creatively
upon the given clinical data are beyond the logistics of the United
States current educational infrastructure. Organic chemistry,
nuclear/quantum physics, pharmacokinetics, psychiatry, logic,
interpretative theory, classical philosophy and sociopsychology all
comprise the fundamental substrates required of Existential Physics. A
definitive body of work regarding exephysic's societal intentions and
the concern it produces among conspiracy t heorists is crucial in
understanding the implications of such an intercollective network of
modern intellect.

A human's Intelligence Quotient is of particular importance when
considering a versed discussion on myriad interrelated specialties.
Abstractions and implications should always be kept in context and
within the reasonable assumption that the individual is of sound mental
health. The advent of genetic enhancement and cognitive function serves
well as a starting point for exephysical study; and the ethical
questions that inevitably follow any major leap in medical science and
its impact upon any given society are the core concerns that must be
addressed in regard to both an individuals benefit and how an
individual's decision may impact society at large - the key concern
being that any technology that involves risks and benefits that go
beyond the individual raises ethical questions.