Daedalus hypothesis. Naumov L.

The ideas of people about the world around the world are built on guesses and hypotheses. Some of them are ambitious, others, on the contrary, are superficial and non -casualists. Of course, not everyone is true. Some assumptions are discarded and forgotten without regrets, others, even refuted, cannot be crossed out of memory, as they amaze with beauty and sophisticated game of the mind. However, for a particular person, everything said rarely matters. Another thing is more important to him: who was happier? Anyone who walked on flat ground lying on three whales, or is the one who still wanders along a round planet, repeating his path in cold space? Who was accompanied by God, and who makes his path alone? The book of the prose of the St. Petersburg writer Lev Naumov includes twenty -three stories: philosophical parables are intellectual novels, and metaphysical stories are adjacent to historical fantasies. The author of the author is complicated, bright and dynamic, there is almost nothing constant in it: honesty is replaced by betrayal, enmity - friendship, hatred - love, confidence - incessant doubts. The only thing that can be safely accepted here on faith is the assumption known as the Daedalus hypothesis.