This book is a compilation of philosophical conversations that happened between Junthal and Frezar, the two great philosophers of first century Guramala city.
These two were teachers who had discussions during their leisure evening walks which were noted down word to word by a student who volunteered to follow them. The idea of noting down was proposed by Junthal as he was an old man. Despite being the wisest person in the city he had a weak memory due to his old body. So he had to maintain a written proof of these conversation for reference in the future.
This book of conversations was made public access after death of Gunthal.
A Troubling Prediction
This is an argument about the validity of the astrology as a scientific subject.
As Small as It Can Get
This is an argument about how much can you can magnify matter before the science that defines it falls apart.
This kind of compilation became so popular that more such philosophical conversations by different philosophers were added to this book. It served as a great philosophy text book for future philosophers.
A Stack of Paper (09/10/1604)
A discussion about what the source of consciousness.
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