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The collection of the essay of Peter Watts, the creator of “false blindness” and the Rifters trilogy, the winner of the Hugo Award and one of the most unusual and talented science fiction science science fiction writers. Here, scientific theories are adjacent to piercing memoirs, reviews of films and books with unexpected and provocative futurological forecasts, a tough social comment with advanced hypotheses from the world of biology and physics, and incredible sincerity with black humor. Once Peter Watts nearly ate Battheria. He grew up in a family of zealous Baptists who hated gifts. Somehow the schizophrenic almost burned his house. Watts easily writes about the features of human thinking and consciousness, climatic changes, the language of dolphins, the inevitable end of the world, the “star path”, “Solaris”, “Prometheus” and the work of Philip K. Dick. The spectrum of interests of Watts is huge, and the views are always paradoxical.