Imagine this:
A row of glittering bulbs on a crimson frame casts perfect, stretched shadows on a flat, indifferent wall. At first glance, the image is mesmerizing — symmetrical, radiant, polished. But stare a little longer, and you’ll see the trick: it’s all surface. All show. The light dazzles, but the reality behind it is dull. The wall stays grey. The bulbs reflect. And you? You project.
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