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A dialogue on 'Why is there something rather than nothing?'
This text is the translation of a dialogue in French that will form part of a three-volume philosophical graphic novel (which I am editing), based on previously unpublished contributions from fifteen philosophers. This graphic novel is due to be published in 2027 by Éditions Éliott. Its working title is Stella’s Philosophical Torments.
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