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	and Springer International (2016) <ref>"Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" (Book). By S.V.Chekanov, Springer, (2016)		and Springer International (2016) <ref>"Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" (Book). By S.V.Chekanov, Springer, (2016)
	{{ISBN\|978-3-319-28531-3}}, 700 pages, [https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319285290]</ref>. The main focus of the books is scientific computing using Java programming language		ISBN:978-3-319-28531-3, 700 pages, [https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319285290]</ref>. The main focus of the books is scientific computing using Java programming language
	and the usage of Java scripting languages. According to the Springer International, the latter book was top 25% most downloadable books in 2016 and 2017 in the category "Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing". Since the publication of the book, Springer has detected 34k downloads		and the usage of Java scripting languages. According to the Springer International, the latter book was top 25% most downloadable books in 2016 and 2017 in the category "Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing". Since the publication of the book, Springer has detected 34k downloads
	<ref>Springer download Statistics of the book "Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319285290] </ref>		<ref>Springer download Statistics of the book "Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319285290] </ref>

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	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the ~~style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|~~Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the "Scientific Neo-romanticism" style, which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".

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	In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).		In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).
	In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the [[FactSeek]] search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.		In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the FactSeek search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.
	In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.		In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.

	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by ~~[[Biography:~~Carl Jung~~\|Carl Jung]]~~, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".


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	In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.		In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.

	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc~~\|paper~~]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by [[Biography:Carl Jung\|Carl Jung]], and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by [[Biography:Carl Jung\|Carl Jung]], and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".
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	until April 2019. He is also known for promoting open-source scientific computing for science and education as a founder of the jWork.ORG community portal <ref>jWork.ORG programming portal [https://jwork.org/ jwork.org] (retrieved in Apr 2019)</ref>.		until April 2019. He is also known for promoting open-source scientific computing for science and education as a founder of the jWork.ORG community portal <ref>jWork.ORG programming portal [https://jwork.org/ jwork.org] (retrieved in Apr 2019)</ref>.

	S.Chekanov is a founder, primary designer and maintainer of the HandWiki		S.Chekanov is a founder, primary designer and maintainer of the [[HandWiki]]
	encyclopedia (launched in Oct 2019) on computing, science, technology and general knowledge. This encyclopedia uses an alternative publication policy compared to what is used in Wikipedia. HandWiki is the #3 world's largest wiki in terms page counts. It has a larger number of articles than in <wipe>Wikipedia</wipe> for more than 10,000 categories dedicated to science and technology. HandWiki is non-for-profit and non-commercial.		encyclopedia (launched in Oct 2019) on computing, science, technology and general knowledge. This encyclopedia uses an alternative publication policy compared to what is used in Wikipedia. HandWiki is the #3 world's largest wiki in terms page counts. It has a larger number of articles than in <wipe>Wikipedia</wipe> for more than 10,000 categories dedicated to science and technology. HandWiki is non-for-profit and non-commercial.

	In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).		In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).
	In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the [[FactSeek]] search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[~~Software:~~Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.		In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the [[FactSeek]] search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.
	In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[~~Software:~~Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.		In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.

	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc\|paper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by [[Biography:Carl Jung\|Carl Jung]], and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc\|paper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by [[Biography:Carl Jung\|Carl Jung]], and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the ~~video~~ channel ~~{{YouTube\|handle=designedworld\|title=~~Designed World}} <ref>{{YouTube~~\|handle=designedworld\|title=~~Designed World}} (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".


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-'''Sergei Chekanov''' is a Ph.D. particle physicist who works for the Large Hadron Collider project of CERN. Among his academic work, Dr. Chekanov has published two technical programming books about data analysis using Java and Python, and is responsible for several encyclopedia-related websites, including [https://handwiki.org Handwiki], the wiki-based handbook of science and technology.
+'''Sergei V. Chekanov''' is a Ph.D. particle physicist who works for the Large Hadron Collider project of CERN. Among his academic work, Dr. Chekanov has published two technical programming books about data analysis using Java and Python, and is responsible for several encyclopedia-related websites, including [https://handwiki.org Handwiki], the wiki-based handbook of science and technology.
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+In 2020, S. Chekanov was ranked #113 in his discipline according to the H-index, corresponding to a top 30 position among Russian-speaking physicists.

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'''Sergei Chekanov''' is a Ph.D. particle physicist who works for the Large Hadron Collider project of CERN. Among his academic work, Dr. Chekanov has published two technical programming books about data analysis using Java and Python, and is responsible for several encyclopedia-related websites, including [https://handwiki.org Handwiki], the wiki-based handbook of science and technology.

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	In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).		In 2020, he joined to the [[Knowledge Standards Foundation\|Knowledge Standards Foundation]] (KSF) team founded by Wikipedia ex-founder [[Larry Sanger\|Larry Sanger]]. As a member of the KSF, he started to explore the technical design and software implementations of the [[Encyclosphere]] which is expected to unite all world's online encyclopedias <ref>Larry Sanger, Introducing the Encyclosphere, [https://larrysanger.org/2019/10/introducing-the-encyclosphere/]. See the official Encyclosphere web page https://encyclosphere.org/ </ref>. In May 2021, he created a new file format for storing encyclopedic content of wikis and online encyclopedias in general ([[ZWI file format]]).
	In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the [[FactSeek]] search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.		In Jan. 2021, he co-authored the FactSeek search tool <ref>FactSeek.org is launched. jWork.org (2020) [https://jwork.org/home/node/86]</ref> and then, in 2022, he launched the [[Encyclone\|Encyclone]] search engine for searches in world's encyclopedias.
	In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.		In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.

	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by ~~[[Biography:~~Carl Jung~~\|Carl Jung]]~~, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smalsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the style [[Social:Scientific_Neo-romanticism\|Scientific Neo-romanticism]], which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".


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	The books have been published by Springer-Verlag (2010)		The books have been published by Springer-Verlag (2010)
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	"Scientific Data analysis using Jython Scripting and Java". Book. By S.V.Chekanov, Springer-Verlag, {{ISBN\|978-1-84996-286-5}}, [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9781849962865]		"Scientific Data analysis using Jython Scripting and Java". Book. By S.V.Chekanov, Springer-Verlag, ISBN:978-1-84996-286-5, [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9781849962865]
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	and Springer International (2016) <ref>"Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" (Book). By S.V.Chekanov, Springer, (2016)		and Springer International (2016) <ref>"Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" (Book). By S.V.Chekanov, Springer, (2016)
	{{ISBN\|978-3-319-28531-3}}, 700 pages, [https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319285290]</ref>. The main focus of the books is scientific computing using [[Java (programming language~~)\| Java programming language]]~~		{{ISBN\|978-3-319-28531-3}}, 700 pages, [https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319285290]</ref>. The main focus of the books is scientific computing using Java programming language
	and the usage of Java scripting languages. According to the Springer International, the latter book was top 25% most downloadable books in 2016 and 2017 in the category "Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing". Since the publication of the book, Springer has detected 34k downloads		and the usage of Java scripting languages. According to the Springer International, the latter book was top 25% most downloadable books in 2016 and 2017 in the category "Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing". Since the publication of the book, Springer has detected 34k downloads
	<ref>Springer download Statistics of the book "Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319285290] </ref>		<ref>Springer download Statistics of the book "Numeric Computation and Statistical Data Analysis on the Java Platform" [https://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319285290] </ref>
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	In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.		In Oct. 2021, he designed and programmed [[Encycloreader\|EncycloReader]] <ref>Online encyclopedia reader EncycloReader.org. [https://encycloreader.org], KSF</ref> that combines a search engine for online encyclopedias with a reader that applies a common standard to view encyclopedic articles.

	In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. ~~Smalsar~~, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.		In July 2024, S. Chekanov published a book titled "The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond" <ref>Sergei V. Chekanov, The Designed World of Information: Unveiling the Incredible Realm Beyond. Publisher: IngramSpark (2024). Print ISBN: 9798990642836; eBook ISBN: 9798990642829</ref><ref>T. Smaltsar, "Historical Coincidences as a New Argument for the Existence of God," Oct 2024, Medium [https://medium.com/@ermislearn/historical-coincidences-as-a-new-argument-for-the-existence-of-god-e6395a012ddc%7Cpaper]</ref>. This work explores the concept of synchronicity, first introduced by Carl Jung, and proposes a method for estimating the probability that synchronicity arises from pure chance and randomness. Chekanov applies this new technique to assess the likelihood of synchronicity in various historical coincidences. By demonstrating that the role of chance in these phenomena is improbable, he connects synchronicity to questions about the origin of the universe, biological evolution, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and the remarkable beauty of natural laws. The book concludes that the synchronicity effect can be seen as evidence for the existence of God, although it does not dismiss the simulation theory. Where science falls short of providing definitive answers, this book offers insights that illuminate our consciousness and its relationship with the informational reality shaping the events and processes of our world. The original text is also available in Russian.

	The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the "Scientific Neo-romanticism" style, which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".		The material of the book by Dr. S.V. Chekanov was used for the videos stories of the YouTube channel "Designed World" <ref>YouTube Channel "Designed World" https://www.youtube.com/@designedworld (retrieved on May 2025)</ref>, with video stories performed in the "Scientific Neo-romanticism" style, which emphasizes the understanding of scientific knowledge, combined with an emotional connection to nature, and explores the roles of consciousness, spirituality, imagination, and creativity in the age of informational reality. Dr. Chekanov was the principal author of all scripts for the channel’s videos. The accompanying music tracks were composed by Australian artist Scott Buckley, whose cinematic works are released under the Creative Commons license. Over time, this distinctive narrative and visual approach — Scientific Neo-Romanticism — became closely associated with Dr. Chekanov’s book "The Designed World of Information".

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