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A man once claimed he lived an entire life inside his mind — falling in love, getting married, raising two children — until one day he noticed a lamp in his living room looked strangely wrong, and the world around him began to collapse. - spacedaily.com

Published by Space Daily 9 August 2026 at 03:00
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A man once claimed he lived an entire life inside his mind — falling in love, getting married, raising two children — until one day he noticed a lamp in his living room looked strangely wrong, and the world around him began to collapse. - spacedaily.com
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What happens to a lifetime of memories when you discover they never existed at all?

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