In 897, a corpse was placed on trial and condemned—and no one stopped it. Not because people were blind, but because the system held.
This isn’t just a bizarre moment in history. It’s a direct exposure of how reality actually operates beneath the surface.
What if truth isn’t what stabilises reality—but something else entirely? What if what we call “real” is simply the version that holds long enough to stop being questioned? This changes how you see authority, belief, and your own lived experience.
