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Tommorow, Stuck On Repeat

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The year is 5244, and humanity has been on pause. Despite centuries of technological advancements, society has stagnated, glued to their phones. Knowledge, ambition, and human connection have crumbled. SOB442 a 12 year old.Is different. A self-proclaimed genius in a sea of mindless phone addicts, he feels like the last person alive who craves something more—knowledge, purpose, meaning. In a world where even his family barely looks up from their devices, SOB442’s only friend is TFR100, a friend so absorbed in tech he barely knows how to speak.But everything changes the day they stumble upon a mysterious object in TFR’s basement: a “slab” unlike anything they’ve ever seen. Made of leather and filled with strange, thin sheets—paper—it carries a title: The Adventures of Shawn and Tucker. To SOB442, it’s not just a curiosity; it’s a relic from a forgotten era, a key to uncovering humanity’s lost history. Determined to uncover the truth behind the slab, SOB442 embarks on a quest to learn what the book holds and why it was buried in a world that’s forgotten how to read. Along the way, he’ll face resistance from a society that sees no value in the past, a government that thrives on ignorance, and his own doubts about whether one kid can reignite the spark of human curiosity. In a world where everyone is online, can one boy reconnect humanity to the stories that made it human?
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Chapter 1 - A World Full Of Idiots

The year is 5244.

And no, humanity hasn't evolved into anything smarter or stronger. If anything, we've hit the brakes—and then reversed straight into a wall. All the brilliant minds? Either dead, disappeared, or zombified by their screens. Society's become one big group chat, and no one's talking out loud anymore.

You're probably thinking, "Whoever's saying this must be damn genius."

You're right. I am.

Name's SOB442. Stupid name, yeah? Everyone has names like that now. My best friend? TFR100. You get used to it.

People don't go to school anymore. Learning is dead. The world's frozen in time—New York, Boston, Cape Town… still here, still the same, still full of people too busy swiping to look up. TVs? Banned in most homes. History? Replaced with 10-second conspiracy videos. Books? Burned out with the last library.

Everyone uses the same phone, the same apps, the same dumb filters. I swear, it's like we hit the peak of innovation and decided to loop the worst part of it forever. Now they're selling "infinite portable chargers." Seriously. Infinite. As if people needed more reasons to never unplug.

And don't get me started on emojis.

My grandmother, MFB435, passed away. I sent TFR100 a message: "I won't be texting for a while. I'm mourning." He replied with a skull and a laughing emoji.

He thought it meant crying.

This is the world we live in.

You might be asking: How do I know all this? Why am I different?

The answer? You've got to go back. Back to the moment everything broke. Back to when humanity's brain went on pause—and my search for the truth began.