The Last Answer
Act I: The Notebook Robert Hargrave was sixty-three years old and had spent forty-one of them believing that the universe made sense. He had been a physicist at MIT, then at Princeton, then at the University of Chicago, and finally at a small community college in western Kansas where he taught introductory astronomy to students who mostly wanted an easy A. He was not a famous physicist. He was...
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