Prologue: A New Dawn
Man is not truly one, but truly two. So said Robert Louis Stevenson.
That would have meant that two people getting together is really a gathering of four. Yet there are many types of binary opposition a self can simultaneously exist in—idealism contending with fatalism, while sentimentality tussles with reason, to name one example of many—and many circumstances that suppress at least one side of a person and leave it to waste away in disuse. So exactly what number do a bitter novelist and a spunky bioengineer make? Can science ever work out a value for this pairing? A garden-variety "nay" is tempting, but the explosive power of imagination scientists and technologists exhibit leaves the door open to possibilities.
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