Official Intelligent Beings: How Our Devices Became Us, And The World Consumed Itself - Plot & Excerpts
Just as Jagz began to consider and process what Eras was talking about, he awoke from his sleep. He used all of his brain power to remember what Eras said, desperately trying to hold onto his thought, to recall and consider his dream for just a moment. But out of an instinctive impulse, he looked into his device, and as the bright light hit his eyes, any memory of his dream was wiped out in a flash. My dreams are getting more and more intense with each passing day. They are beginning to feel quite real. Why is it that every time I attempt to recall a dream I lose it the moment that my screen hits my eyes? It is almost as if my device sucks the dream right out of my head and places it in an unseen vault far, far away, giving me clues to its content throughout the day, clues which we commonly call Deja Vu. He pressed send as he neared his single post character limit on Quacker. I have a lurking suspicion that this so-called Deja Vu is not what we think it is.
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