While working on this Theory for the past 25 years; which is the design of the universe including both matter and energy oscillation, I came to realize the dichotomy of the regular person and the autistic theorist both residing within my mind, flexing back and forth between the two. While one can hold down jobs, cook food, do laundry etc. the other immerses itself in deep thought playing with ideas in a spatial field of interacting ideas. Whereas the regular part of the mind requires sensory stimuli, the other's stimuli of choice are thought experiments. But there was also a realization it was a family trait from the paternal side. My late grandfather, Reginald, having fought in WWI later worked for her Majesty's intelligence during WWII. Possibly exposed to nerve gas both offspring had problems. The late daughter was an epileptic and my father, Graham, an autistic in childhood, brought out of that state by a Dr. in 1930's UK forcing him to make eye contact. He went on to a long career as a mechanical engineer, finishing in San Diego working for the US govt. on nuclear projects. My late brother, Gary, obviously switched back and forth between two states; regular and autistic, worked as an industrial designer for Atari on pinball design then became an artist in Kauai. I could not draw like my father and brother, so worked in a variety of professions while working on this Theory. But all of us possess/ed the same quality of being able to work out design problems within a field of thought. The full story of how I came to think the way I do is in the last section of the book. To make the coming out of the closet a more complete experience, I made a unique Twilight Zone episode in a YouTube video; link https: //youtu.be/lV5fY9fjB_w introducing the two parts of my mind in a humorous way, then delving into the basics behind the Theory of Opposite Sub-Verses. I wear two different outfits and hats to differentiate between the two personalities. The Book not only explains Universe Design, but also includes many predictions including one on autism, then progresses into philosophical, historical and futuristic perspectives. It is written in a bottom line manner so it is recommended that even the most intellectual amongst us should read it with time between sections to assimilate as much as possible.