BIO Ulisse Di Corpo

Ulisse Di Corpo is a psychologist, statistician, and visionary theorist best known for developing the Theory of Syntropy, a groundbreaking approach that challenges conventional scientific paradigms. Born in 1959 to a Catholic-Protestant family, his early exposure to duality shaped a deeply independent and non-dogmatic worldview. At the age of 18, a personal crisis led him to a profound realization: consciousness and emotions could not be explained through mechanistic physics alone. This insight sparked a lifelong journey exploring a complementary force to entropy — which he termed syntropy.

Though highly gifted in mathematics and physics, he chose to study psychology, later specializing in experimental methods that unify subjective and objective data. His PhD in Statistics brought him into contact with the legacy of mathematician Luigi Fantappiè, whose suppressed work on syntropy laid the foundation for Ulisse’s theoretical framework.

Together with his wife and research partner, Antonella Vannini, he has developed methodologies and software tools — and provided experimental evidence of retrocausality — that challenge the linear concept of time and causation. Despite resistance from academic institutions, Ulisse remains dedicated to expanding the scientific paradigm, advocating a supercausal understanding of reality. His book The Law of Syntropy presents the comprehensive theory.