The Somnambulist's Paradox
Leo lived in a city of glass and noise, a place where the only currency that mattered was productivity. In New York, sleep was viewed as a design flaw, a wasteful gap in the human operating system. The elite used chemical stimulants and neural-links to stay awake for weeks, their minds buzzing with a frantic, artificial clarity. Leo, a doctoral student in psychology, was the opposite. He...
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