This museum records the interim: the present, in which people can be copied and the rules are still being written. Everything on display is arranged in rings of cells around a tower. Each cell holds a record: a text, a law, a case, a term, a use someone has found for a copied person. Artworks are not kept in cells; they hang between them. The faces on the walls belong to those who entered before you. The tower at the top opens only with your card.
Choose a record on the left.
Scroll or ↑↓ to climb · drag to look · click anything to read
No answer is the right one. Each gives something and costs something.
Answer any of them, or none. What visitors say here goes into the collection Before the Law: norms that bind no one yet, and may shape what comes next.
The seat stays empty, held for whoever comes next.
Only what you chose stays.
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