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《Lost Symbol_ Featuring Robert Langdon, The-Brown, Dan-Fiction》.mobi .pdf .txt
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    书名： The Lost Symbol: Featuring Robert Langdon
    作者： Dan Brown
    出版社/出版时间： Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group2009-09-14
    国际标准书号： isbn:9780385533133, mobi-asin:cc8d40db-604f-41d3-89c9-e26e30a6fac6
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        , and then flipped to a spot near the beginning of the book. “Read this.” He pointed to a faded page of text and diagrams.
        Dutifully, Katherine studied the page. The translation was old-fashioned and very hard to read, but to her utter amazement, the text and drawings clearly outlined the exact same universe heralded by modern superstring theory—a ten-dimensional universe of resonating strings. As she continued reading, she suddenly gasped and recoiled. “My God, it even describes how six of the dimensions are entangled and act as one?!” She took a frightened step backward. “What is this book?!”
        Her brother grinned. “Something I’m hoping you’ll read one day.” He flipped back to the title page, where an ornately printed plate bore three words.
        The Complete Zohar.
        Although Katherine had never read the Zohar, she knew it was the fundamental text of early Jewish mysticism, once believed so potent that it was reserved only for the most erudite rabbis.
        Katherine eyed the book. “You’re saying the early mystics knew their universe had ten dimensions?”
        “Absolutely.” He motioned to the page’s illustration of ten intertwined circles called Sephiroth. “Obviously, the nomenclature is esoteric, but the physics is very advanced.”
        Katherine didn’t know how to respond. “But . . . then why don’t more people study this?”
        Her brother smiled. “They will.”
        “I don’t understand.”
        “Katherine, we have been born into wonderful times. A change is coming. Human beings are poised on the threshold of a new age when they will begin turning their eyes back to nature and to the old ways . . . back to the ideas in books like the Zohar and other ancient texts from around the world. Powerful truth has its own gravity and eventually pulls people back to it. There will come a day when modern science begins in earnest to study the wisdom of the ancients . . . that will be the day that mankind begins to find answers to the big questions that still elude him.”
        That night, Katherine eagerly began reading her brother’s ancient texts and quickly came to understand that he was right. The ancients possessed profound scientific wisdom. Today’s science was not so much making “discoveries” as it was making “rediscoveries.” Mankind, it seemed, had once grasped the true nature of the universe . . . but had let go . . . and forgotten.
        Modern physics can help us remember! This quest had become Katherine’s mission in life—to use advanced science to rediscover the lost wisdom of the ancients. It was more than academic thrill that kept her motivated. Beneath it all was her conviction that the world needed this understanding . . . now more than ever.
        At the rear of the lab, Katherine saw her brother’s white lab coat hanging on its hook along with her own. Reflexively, she pulled out her phone to check for messages. Nothing. A voice echoed again in her memory. That which your brother believes is hidden in D.C. . . . it can be found. Sometimes a legend that endures for centuries . . . endures for a reason.
        “No,” Katherine said aloud. “It can’t possibly be real.”
        Sometimes a legend was just that—a legend.
        CHAPTER 16
        Security chief Trent Anderson stormed back toward the Capitol Rotunda, fuming at the failure of his security team. One of his men had just found a sling and an army-surplus jacket in an alcove near the east portico.
        The goddamn guy walked right out of here!
        Anderson had already assigned teams