What if thought is faster than light—not just metaphorically, but fundamentally?
What if the mind can traverse any known reality instantly, not bound by time, space, or physical laws?

Speed of Thoughts is a groundbreaking scientific-philosophical inquiry by Dr. Harsh Vardhan Chopra—a 17-year-old visionary, known as Sr. Krantikari and Ibrahim. This book introduces a radical yet rational theory: “The speed of thoughts is infinite, but only within the boundaries of what the mind already knows.” It challenges readers to rethink the very fabric of cognition, time, imagination, and human potential.

In this deep yet accessible work, Dr. Chopra draws from neuroscience, relativity, quantum mechanics, Jungian psychology, and simulation theory to build a unified argument. Thought becomes more than a brain signal—it becomes a non-local, instantaneous force constrained not by physics, but by familiarity and knowledge. If you’ve seen the Sun, you can think of it instantly. But you cannot think of what you have never known.

From the contrast between light speed and thought speed, to the role of imagination as the engine of cognitive travel, this book explores how minds navigate the known universe—and what lies just beyond it. Vivid analogies, thought experiments, and examples ranging from dragons to teleportation make complex ideas tangible.

Speed of Thoughts is not a poetic musing. It is a rational blueprint for understanding how thought operates at the edge of the known. It provokes questions about the architecture of reality, the limits of intelligence, and the future of brain-machine interaction.

Whether you are a student, thinker, futurist, scientist, or simply curious—this book will expand your perception of thinking itself.
It’s not about how fast thoughts move, but where they can go.

This is the first edition of an evolving work. A spark for those who dare to imagine, map, and reach beyond the familiar.