A hush falls over the Paris concert hall in 1928. On stage, a small, sharp-featured man adjusts his cuffs. He is impeccably dressed, with a precision that seems almost mechanical—every gesture neat, every line exact. The baton rises. A steady pulse begins in t
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The seat is wet. It has not rained. Someone says the passenger was carrying an empty birdcage.A dreamlike journey through the human condition: moral philosophy from Thales to Arendt and Camus, psychology, science, film, and AI as a new test of old human questions. There is no required route.
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