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    Vestigial Surreality: 04
    Vestigial Surreality: 04
    Vestigial Surreality: 04
    Ebook17 pages13 minutes

    Vestigial Surreality: 04

    By Douglas Christian Larsen

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    Episode 4: Aajeel. Chaos and Order argue while Seven eavesdrops, and then meets Number Six.

    From Plato's Cave to The Matrix, philosophers and scientists and dreamers have questioned the very nature of reality. Scientists today are actually running multi-million dollar experiments to discover hints on whether or not we are living in a computer simulation.

    The world may not be exactly what it seems. There is no body. Data is data.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 13, 2016
    ISBN9781365043796
    Vestigial Surreality: 04

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      Vestigial Surreality - Douglas Christian Larsen

      Vestigial Surreality: 04

      Vestigial Surreality: 04

      Aajeel

      The Sunday SciFi Fantasy Serial

      by Douglas Christian Larsen

      ISBN: 978-1-365-04379-6

      © Douglas Christian Larsen 2016

      Mr. Kronoss sat on the edge of a picnic bench, his briefcase upon his thighs, and produced a fat envelope from an inner suit pocket. He unfolded the envelope on the tabletop of his briefcase, grasped inside the envelope, pinched some grain in his fingertips, and tossed it to the already gathering pigeons at his feet. The picnic table was mostly surrounded by a small hedge, and yet Mr. Kronoss had a clear view across the park, and was able to watch as the young man, Jack, sped about doing racing sprints, like a young fool. Mr. Kronoss, bemused, almost smiled. But he was mainly watching the older man, Colton, and his almost smile vanished in the straight line of his lips. He returned his gaze to the birds, and sprinkled more of the white grain.

      There was a chuckle from behind him. Mr. Kronoss nodded slightly, not looking away from the bobbing and pecking birds about his shiny black

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