The lost oblivion

When I tell you that I live in a place where there is no sunlight, would you actually believe me, or are you going to call me a hypocrite just like the Pharisees wrongly condemned Jesus.

For you to read my story you'll need to have an emancipated imagination and a very wide and radical understanding of the possible ways on how the world actually works.

This work of fiction defies all- almost all, probably a lot- of the things you were taught to be true, and it may contain offensive ideas, so I wish that my reanimation of my notions into words would actually be read thoughtfully. This isn't a book for narrow minded people-I don't mean to affront anyone- or for people with a slightly loose grasp of what scientific knowledge had already rendered, as this may mislead people between the difference of what has been proven and what has not yet, I'm especially in concern of young minds who've just started reading. Although I encourage curiosity and imaginative thinking, it is still appropriate and important to conform to orthodox thinking.