The Zero Point of Truth
The silence of the library was not an absence of sound, but a presence of weight. It was a cathedral of paper and ink, a place where a thousand years of human thought were stacked in towering mahogany shelves. Professor Julian Thorne sat in the center of this silence, the most cited philosopher of his generation. He had spent forty years climbing the "Imperial Road" of academia, moving from a...
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