"Singularity" Written
Artistic creation
377BC
A Galencian scholar named Jan Crito writes a counter-argument to Andra Moeynshiem's The Duality of Metaphysics . The book, called Singularity, claims that the mind and body are inseparable. He gambles his in-laws fortune and leases the Khadric printing presses. The book sells over two thousand copies and Crito becomes famous as far east as Pash-ti.1
1Many modern academics believe that Singularity grows directly from Flind stoicism. Minor evidence suggests that Crito's grandfather was a good friend with Yarmin Knowlchuck and appreciated non-human philosophies.
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