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Check out this month’s featured story:

A drawing of four orange buildings floating in the air, with pipes coming out of the bottom of them. Three of the buildings are attached to each other, with a small one on the side the the main building, and the roof of another building. Verandas attached to these buildings have tables set up with waiters and diners around. One couple sits together on the veranda of the main building. Trees, a small park, a flying person, and upside-down birds surround the buildings.

Anomalous

By Jayde Holmes

It took more than one anomalous experiment for scientists to realise that the laws of physics weren’t consistent. More than one equation that didn’t add up. More than one galaxy that didn’t shine properly. More than one particle that wouldn’t behave when they looked too closely. The closer they looked, the more the very foundations of reality crumbled beneath the glare of the microscopes and telescopes.

It took a while for people to admit that our universe was just a buggy simulation.

Not everyone could handle that.

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