The E-Reader That Reads Your Mind: Would You Smash It?

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Imagine buying an e-reader that reads your thoughts. I bought a used e-reader online. But the book currently open isn't mine… it’s a live transcript of my own thoughts. I tried to delete the file, but it’s hardcoded. Every page I flip, it describes exactly what I’m doing three seconds before I do it. I poured a glass of water—the screen said, 'He reached for the glass, his hand trembling.' I put the device down, but it started scrolling on its own. "Page 404: He looks into the closet. He finds the battery… but it’s still warm." I’m staring at the reflection. Something is standing behind me, but when I turn around, the room is empty. The text on the screen is turning red. 'He realizes too late that the device doesn’t just read his thoughts—it’s rewriting them.' My name is starting to vanish from my own memory. Who am I? The e-reader screen shows a live camera feed of my room. But in the video, I’m not alone. A figure is pressing its face against mine, whispering something. You’re late to wake up. Do you smash the device, or finish the chapter? Tell me in the comments.