The Randomness of Neon
Leo lived in a state of perpetual, colorful confusion. Manhattan was his playground, a city of eight million stories, and Leo had the most absurd one of all. He possessed a device—a small, humming cube of brushed aluminum—that granted him "Useless Omniscience." He couldn't fly, he couldn't read minds, and he couldn't stop time. Instead, he could, for example, know exactly which taxi in a...
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