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[WP] One day dozens of people wake up thinking they are the same person

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[WP] You're stuck in a one hour loop inside a grocery store, and you don't know how or why you're there. The clues to breaking free are somewhere in the store.

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[WP] A man discovers that he can teleport. The sudden shift in matter results in a sonic boom every time, as well as temporary memory loss. Long term consequence is dementia.

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[WP] You're the ultimate optimist, refusing to accept that your brother's death is permanent.

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[EU] Though his memory was wiped, Thomas Anderson still lives in the matrix -- as a program. After being recruited once again by Morpheus, his program is activated by the machines.

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[WP] A scientist accidentally invents time travel with insane consequences and needs to go back in time to stop themselves.

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[WP] Without the limits of the human mind, your identity, and inherent values becomes fluid. You are the digital copy of a researcher who volunteered his mind.

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[WP] Your colleague promised you that the Artificial Super Intelligence Development lab would be safe while you went on vacation. But the entire building went on lockdown after only 3 days, and no one has been able to communicate with anyone inside.

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[WP] Flipping through a book about your town's history, you notice a picture of several people, one of whom looks exactly like you. Immediately, you experience a massive dizzy spell, and collapse. When you awaken, your picture is no longer there.

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[WP] You feel the hard cover slam closed, the story was finally over. But if it was really over, why did you still feel a sense of longing, and incompleteness? No, it's not right. The reader is alarmed when you appear in an orb of light, "No! It doesn't end like this!"

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[WP] One day dozens of people wake up thinking they are the same person	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] You're stuck in a one hour loop inside a grocery store, and you don't know how or why you're there. The clues to breaking free are somewhere in the store.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] A man discovers that he can teleport. The sudden shift in matter results in a sonic boom every time, as well as temporary memory loss. Long term consequence is dementia.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] You're the ultimate optimist, refusing to accept that your brother's death is permanent.	3	WritingPrompts
[EU] Though his memory was wiped, Thomas Anderson still lives in the matrix -- as a program. After being recruited once again by Morpheus, his program is activated by the machines.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] A scientist accidentally invents time travel with insane consequences and needs to go back in time to stop themselves.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] Without the limits of the human mind, your identity, and inherent values becomes fluid. You are the digital copy of a researcher who volunteered his mind.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] Your colleague promised you that the Artificial Super Intelligence Development lab would be safe while you went on vacation. But the entire building went on lockdown after only 3 days, and no one has been able to communicate with anyone inside.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] Flipping through a book about your town's history, you notice a picture of several people, one of whom looks exactly like you. Immediately, you experience a massive dizzy spell, and collapse. When you awaken, your picture is no longer there.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] You feel the hard cover slam closed, the story was finally over. But if it was really over, why did you still feel a sense of longing, and incompleteness? No, it's not right. The reader is alarmed when you appear in an orb of light, "No! It doesn't end like this!"	3	WritingPrompts