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Ali Delshad Tehrani
Philosopher, tech entrepreneur and novelist
Ali Delshad Tehrani is a Neurophilosopher, tech entrepreneur, and visionary author, known for his intellectual curiosity and exploration of the intersection between technology and the human mind. His career began in the tech industry, where he founded several innovative startups. After facing early challenges in building startups, he successfully founded Metadata, solidifying his position in the tech industry.
With experience in computer science and studying MBA, Ali has consistently demonstrated his ability to lead, innovate, and grow initiatives across both tech and wellness sectors. His passion for neuroscience and philosophy, enriched by his ongoing studies, helps him blend scientific insights with philosophical explorations in his work.
— My books
A collection of fictional, scientific and philosophical novels that will take you on a journey in the depth of thinking and imagination.
Discover new experiences and ideas with each book.
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Valia
Philosophical – Reflective
“Valia” tells the story of a girl who, far from the noise of everyday life, finds herself immersed in nature and silence, encountering pure, unmediated experiences. On this journey, Valia learns that there is no need for constant interpretation—life, just as it is, holds value without having to be defined or explained.
This book is not a quest for grand answers, but rather an invitation to let go of the questions. Moments formed in misty forests, quiet seaside cafés, or in brief, simple conversations paint a picture of an unpretentious presence in life.
“Valia” is a quiet, gentle journey—one that invites the reader to directly experience each moment, free from judgment or the search for hidden meaning.
Neurophilosophy
Philosophical – Scientific
Neurophilosophy is a journey into the human mind—where experience, perception, and reality are not raw data, but dynamic constructions shaped by mental frameworks. This book offers a fresh perspective on the biological, philosophical, and lived mechanisms of the mind, re-examining concepts such as consciousness, free will, pain, pleasure, and truth.
In Neurophilosophy, the mind is neither merely the product of neuronal activity nor simply a reflection of the world. It is an architecture that, through language, culture, memory, and biological conditions, creates a world of experience.
With a commitment to scientific methodology while moving beyond conventional certainties, this book invites readers to reconsider fundamental concepts and engage in a direct, unfiltered encounter with reality.