the woman at Einstein's door
the woman at Einstein's door
A curious night at Kramgasse 49
A curious night at Kramgasse 49
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Prequel to the Mist Of Lies world
Two minds clash as thought experiments and contradictions shape the arguments.
Book 2 of series
The world felt like it was in the middle of a long, slow exhale.
People drifted in a hazy contentment.
That was the problem.
Three books, one story.
It started over a century ago in Meaux, France. An orphan girl was taken in by a loving couple who had lost their daughter to a cholera outbreak. They made a huge difference in the girl's life, giving her a home where she could let her mind wander.
And oh, what a mind it was.
Her name was Augustine Chalamet. You've never heard of her but she should be regarded among the likes of Marie Curie, James Maxwell and even Albert Einstein. That is not hyperbole. Her supple mind created the most complete picture of the inner workings of the universe. It wasn't just the physical universe. She described the spiritual universe and how reality is created. You may have never thought about where our reality comes from, the people we fall in love with, the things we fear, the things we hate. Augustine did. Late in the evening, in her 86th year, she made a profound discovery.
It was her deepest fear.
And oh, what a mind it was.
Her name was Augustine Chalamet. You've never heard of her but she should be regarded among the likes of Marie Curie, James Maxwell and even Albert Einstein. That is not hyperbole. Her supple mind created the most complete picture of the inner workings of the universe. It wasn't just the physical universe. She described the spiritual universe and how reality is created. You may have never thought about where our reality comes from, the people we fall in love with, the things we fear, the things we hate. Augustine did. Late in the evening, in her 86th year, she made a profound discovery.
It was her deepest fear.
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