This is the slowest I've ever read a book.
I've often found myself reading the same sentence 5+ times; especially in the first section: Theoria.
I resonated with Kohák’s thought of how cities have turned into perpetual days. We’ve clouded the heavens with our lights.
Kohák doesn’t have a pessimistic tone though. He states that there are still nights as they are meant to be off-the-grid and in nature.
— Jan 05, 2024 06:02AM
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