Andrew Twohig MA CSRA

Andrew first learned to be the baby of the family at the hands of his loving siblings and love and disciple from his parents, as is normal. Then after the required time sitting in classrooms when the street-hockey beckoned, he went on to skip grade 12 and go to Acadia University for two years transferring from music to business, and then switched to Dalhousie University to complete a Bachelor of Commerce.

After working for a couple of years in the family business, Gordon Shaw Concrete, he joined a dance-rock show band and toured Canada, followed by a stint on Queen St. West selling synthesizers, and then travelling around the world.

Andrew Twohig MA CSRA is the descendant of a Huguenot emigrant.

Returning to Dalhousie University to complete an Honours Degree in Philosophy, he completed a Master of Arts in Philosophy at Brock University, subsequently, travelling around the world again and winding up in Hong Kong for the hand-over and teaching mathematics.

Moving to Jakarta, Indonesia, Andrew began a career as an instructor of logic, mathematics, and grammar for GRE and GMAT preparation, as well as English for academic purposes. During this time he became married and had 4 children.

Descendant of Henry de Bohun, Robert de Vere, William Mowbray, Robert de Ros, Roger le Bigot, William Malet and Saher de Qunicy Magna Carta Surety Barons.

He would later move into another career of report writing first for annual reports for companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, and then after completing further courses on risk, governance and sustainability, writing and then instructing on Sustainability Report preparation and assurance, serving for a time as Executive Officer of the Insitute of Certified Sustainability Practicioners, with 2,500 members.

Andrew then became a consultant to the Supreme Audit Institution of Indonesia, serving as Special Staff to the Chairman, and later Vice-Chairman and other board members.

Descendant of William I, the Conqueror.

Upon retiring, Andrew completed two philosophical texts on metaphysics, ontology, and epistemology, formulating a coherent non-magical metaphysics based upon the 1999 Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser Experiment, and Double Slit Experiment developing a third interpretation merging the Schrodinger Interpretation and the Many-Worlds Interpretation.