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When Hector Vasquez-Marin receives a preserved human heart threaded with an impossible black root, he recognizes it immediately: the specimen he's pursued for twenty years has finally arrived. The coordinates match. The preservation technique is ancient.
And the root, pulsing, responsive, alive,
is growing through the heart like a verdant parasite.
This is no ordinary botanical anomaly.
This is a doorway.
Michael Meyer is Professor for Business Administration at Vienna University of Economics and Business.
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