Collectables, whether they be essays, papers, pictures or prints, can retail from anywhere in the region of a few pounds, to a staggering few million pounds. One Beethoven score, personally signed of course, has just been sold by Sotherbys for £1,181,000 pounds. Even this is short of a previous musical score, which sold for just over £2,000,000. Imangine what an original Einstein paper, personally signed would be worth? Now you see why essays and papers are the collectables of choice. Forget Dinky toys, Disney or Starwars products and look at what original papers which change the world can sell for! They could sell for Millions!!!! And you ask is there any such thing as EASY MONEY? Of course there is, but you have to get in quick before other people do. It's risk takers who make the easy money, not those who hesitate.

One of the most valuable, first edition collectable essays and papers on the market today, is the rewrite of special relativity, which comes from the English philosopher Crowley. With one outstanding piece of work, Crowley manages to change our perception of the laws of physics, cancel universal time, space time, space time curvature and remove the Hubble constant from a current universal model. This single paper, perhaps more important than the paper on string theory also demonstrates countless other new theories too.

As well as the aforementioned, Crowley's eagerly anticipated secondary essays show why we don't see other planets, when the next iceage will arrive and how to build a propulsion system to drive craft beyond the velocity of light. With one outstanding idea, Crowley changed the point where light first originates. Rather than assume as Einstein did, that light comes from a star, Crowley placed the initial breakage point of light between two stars and moved light two directions simultaneous. This meant, not only did several new theories generate themselves from the one unique piece of postulation, but he can prove what he says with a measurable prediction. Astounded by such original thought, academia has been thrown in to turmoil. If the prediction is proven right, the laws of physics might never be the same again. We can get back to a three dimensional universe and strip time from the equation. This is one almighty piece of work which simply cannot be ignored.