New Watch

What is reason? And does a physical law have reason? But what is a physical law? Is it an unchangeable part of our life—or of the life of the Other, so familiar that we’ve stopped noticing it and only use it, assuming it comes for free? Still, what price can something demand that they try to describe with formulas? Or can it, after all? Can the Dimness be frightened? What if the familiar part of the world suddenly turns hostile to those who believed it was accessible only for themselves? Perhaps only Anton Gorodetsky can handle such a task.