Professor Alfred TestaSpeaker and Nobel laureate
A mathematician turned physicist who formalized the theories of Aristides Acheropoulos and is delivering his Nobel Prize acceptance speech.
Aristides AcheropoulosPhilosopher of nature and author
A deceased, marginalized Greek scholar who wrote 'A New Cosmogony' and originated the theory of the Universe as an artificial construct shaped by the Game.
Professor Bernard WeydenthalHistorian of science
Author of 'Die Welt als Spiel und Verschwörung' who dismissed Acheropoulos's work as literary fantasy.
Professor Harlan StymingtonAcademic author
Author of 'The New Universe of the Game Theory', who believed Acheropoulos's ideas would have remained obscure without Testa.
Professor BowmanLeader of a research group
A theoretician whose Brooklyn group hypothesizes that the Players wish to close the rift of the reversibility of phenomena.
Professor Ben-NourAcademic author
Author of 'Intentional Cosmogony', who theorizes Earth exists in a sector of physics oscillation due to uncoordinated moves by neighboring Players.
Academician A. SlyszAcademic author
Author of 'Logic and the New Cosmogony', who explores the ambiguity between Physics and Logic in the Universe's rules.
Slysz
Ronald SchuerTheoretician
Author of 'The Mind-made Universe: Laws vs. Rules', who posits that the Game proceeds in a cyclical loop of growth, memory loss, and chaos.
Professor Ernst AhrensTeacher
Testa's former teacher who offered early encouragement that the Game conception might serve as a blueprint for mankind's cosmic future.
Ahrens