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A military research team builds an advanced war-simulation computer that not only models battles in exhaustive detail but converts its output into electrical patterns fed into a user's brain, producing complete visual and auditory hallucinations. The device is intended to aid strategic visualization, yet several operators experience severe psychological breakdowns. During a demonstration a reluctant visitor undergoes an immersive sequence of escalating engagements—submarine attacks, missile launches, and cascading destruction—raising questions about the hazards of technological immersion, the fragility of human perception, and the ethical risks of projecting simulated realities into living minds.
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