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    Vestigial Surreality: 01

    By Douglas Christian Larsen

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    Episode 1: Jack. A chance meeting in the park leads two strangers to discover strange connections between them and the world, and in truth both had felt that perhaps there was something not quite right with the world, something different. They have both noticed improbable coincidences popping up in their lives, at an almost alarming regularity, and now, meeting, they witness strange signs in the heavens, and find themselves on a bizarre path that will make them question their very reality, and the reality of the world and universe.

    From Plato's Cave to The Matrix, philosophers and scientists and dreamers have wondered about reality, and sensed and felt in their bones, that perhaps what you see and touch may not be exactly what you think it is.

    The world may not be exactly what we think it is. There is no body. Data is data.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 13, 2016
    ISBN9781365042959
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