“Life subordinated to strict expediency—what could be more natural? When every action you take is a logical consequence of the previous ones. When a deterministic system of rules fixed in the brain allows you to unambiguously, and most importantly, make the right choice in any situation that may arise. When from the moment of birth you know the “algorithm” of your entire life and its ultimate goal. When you simply cannot commit a rash act, and the probability of committing an erroneous action tends to zero. And from below. What could be more logical? And feelings... Are the seven feelings that nature gives us not enough? Does anyone really lack sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch, emanation and astrism? Why come up with anything else? A feeling that is not supported by sensation has no meaning. This is an axiom. That’s what she thought. That’s how she lived. That’s how her entire civilization lived. But one day...”