The Absolute at Large Novel by Karel Čapek (Farsi)

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The Absolute at Large is a novel by Karel Čapek, first published in 1922. It is a satirical science fiction story that explores the unintended consequences of technological advancements. The plot follows the invention of the Karburator, a device that produces limitless energy by splitting matter into pure energy and an immaterial force known as the Absolute. This force, however, turns out to be a divine presence that influences human behavior, causing mass religious awakenings, economic chaos, and even war. Čapek uses humor and irony to critique capitalism, organized religion, and human nature. The novel combines philosophical reflections with a fast-paced narrative, making it both thought-provoking and entertaining. It remains a significant work in early science fiction literature.