A Vast, Pointless Gyration of Radioactive Rocks and Gas in Which You Happen to Occur indigenous through the wild and unpredictable

through the wild and unpredictable video-on-demand world of today

in the fall of 1987

where we let go of colonial narratives and see with fresh eyes

each image gives you a sense of place in the context of the show's world

for Léon Gaumont

A Vast, Pointless Gyration of Radioactive Rocks and Gas in Which You Happen to Occur indigenous through the wild and unpredictableFrom the minds of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, this book is a wild journey through five prevailing multiverse theories, as told by a wide ranging group of writers, scientists, and illustrators, featuring a foreword by Ted Chiang; an alternate opening to Everything Everywhere All at Once; an original essay by Sasha Sagan; science consulting by Natalie Wolchover; parallel short fiction by Billy Chew, Julia Pott, and Daniel Kwan; an original comic