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There were no walls around black towers. But if you entered one without the proper eyeballs, you would be hugged in a darkness so profound it froze your limbs. In that darkness, they said, your body vanished. You couldn't see a fingertip held an inch from your eye, not to mention lights that might be burning inside the tower you entered. You were a ghost floating through the blackest nebula in space.

That way, thieves, vandals and panhandlers had to stay outside. They had trouble buying the proper eyeballs.

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In this issue:

Briefs

THE Philosophy of Navigation

New Black Towers: A history in 10 chapters

Where Has It Gone?

Blueprints

Free Lunch

Reactive Monument

Conspiracies

The Banality of Disbelief

4D Document

Investigating time and space

Previous Editions

July 2007

About the Moon


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