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101: Just Another Existential Sci-Fi Short
After a subway malfunction forces "W", a dystopian office worker, out of her digital illusion, she discovers a vibrant, hidden world, realizing that escaping the system's apathy might be harder than finding the truth.
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After a subway malfunction forces "W", a dystopian office worker, out of her digital illusion, she discovers a vibrant, hidden world, realizing that escaping the system's apathy might be harder than finding the truth.
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