The Anomaly of Cause

In the libraries of Buenos Aires, where I spent countless hours studying the Kabbalah and the works of Swedenborg, I encountered a peculiar manuscript that spoke of causality's reversible nature. The author, whose name has been lost to time, posited that effects precede their causes, a notion that, while seemingly absurd, has haunted my thoughts ever since.

Consider, if you will, these curiosities: The Wright brothers constructed their flying machine in 1903 because millions of travellers in our ...