In his landmark book, The New Physics Derived from a disinverted Metaphysics, psychoanalyst and philosopher, Norberto Keppe, explores how the essential concepts of Physics today (as well as biology and psychology) are completely inverted and are actually leading scientists away from an understanding of reality and the universe we live in. This dilemma has already been sensed, leading 1979 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Steven Weinberg, to assert that unifying all the disparate theories "would require the emergence of radically new ideas." Keppe's book introduces those new ideas. From exploring the truth about energy and matter, to examining the enormous impact of psychology on genetics, Keppe's ideas deliver a potent vision of the science of the future. His work transcends the study of Physics alone and offers far reaching consequences for biology and psychology as well.