The conception we have of ourselves and the world - and that of our relation to the world - appears, admittedly or not, to obey the stipulation that everything must have a cause or a reason to be as it is and not otherwise. What if we reverse this perspective on things and admit a principle of unreason instead? A principle based on the absence of any reason, through which nothing would be impossible, not even the unthinkable? Hipercaos as primary absolute. Implausible things #1 is the first volume of a serial that looks to reflect upon human existence, the absurd, randomness and pure contingency.