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The 109 answers of the "way of hunting "will wake up our first attention in exploring: the challenge of autism; the return of Quetzalcoatl from Venus; the song "The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond"; the voyage of Marilyn Monroe on the river of no return; the smile of Mona Lisa; the "eight" arms and "eight" legs of the Vitruvian Man; the friendship of Enkidu and Gilgamesh in ancient Uruk; the union of classical rigidity with quantum flexibility in the Eucharist; the Celtic superposition of the moon with the sun in the Cross chosen by Constantine the Great; the fusion of infinity with zero in any crossing; and the passage from algebraic zero in Euler's identity to transcendental zero in the goring that killed the bullfighter Manolete. In the three labyrinths of THUS RETURNED QUETZALCOATL, Antonio Cassella (D.Ed.) answers 300 questions posed to him by Ligia Uribe (B.Sc.) about the Dance of local rigidity in the first attention with nonlocal flexibility in the second attention. When the first attention (on the way of hunting that sustains classical computing and our autistic facet) joins the second attention (on the way of war that feeds quantum computing and our artistic facet), the result is the Third Attention associated to the return of Quetzalcoatl. Any reader may penetrate the depths of a theory-of-everything that engages the arts, religion, philosophy, science, and politics.The paperback editions of Cassella's writings discriminate: with underlining, the first attention overdeveloped in high-functioning autism; with the use of bold, the second attention damaged in autistics before age of three years; and by the combination of underlining and bold, the third attention in which we fight fiercely with our enemies in order to WIN WITH them.