I have not read too widely, but I remember coming across a paper while I was still in school. It discussed about the face that we experience in our dreams that we do not know in real life, and proposes that while our conscious mind discards the sight of random...
I have been thinking, the judicial law is not the ten commandments. The concept itself is inherently fallible. Law protects the majority. The majority of power, the majority of wealth, the majority of numbers, the majority of voice. It always and only protects the majority of something. If someone is...
Chapter 1: The Cartographer The sea mists of Caladan parted as the ship descended. It was not the brutal, blocky shape of a Heighliner, nor the ornate frigate of a Great House. It was a sleek, silver teardrop, silent and graceful, landing on the wet cliffs beside the Atreides castle...