The Great Leap of 2087
It was the year 2087, and the world was on the brink of a new era of human evolution. The Mandate Revolt, a secret society of rebels, had grown tired of the mundane and decided to shake things up. Their plan: quantum leapfrogging.
Using advanced technology, the Mandate Revolt created a device that harnessed the power of quantum entanglement, allowing them to jump across vast distances in mere seconds. But at a terrible cost: each jump would erase a year of memories from the user's mind.
One by one, the rebels began to leapfrog across the globe, leaving a trail of bewildered citizens in their wake. They were the pioneers of a new world, one where the past, present, and future were one.
But as the jumps grew longer and more frequent, the rebels started to lose themselves in the process. Memories of loved ones, of triumphs and failures, of laughter and tears – all gone.
And so, the question remains: was it worth it? Was the thrill of quantum leapfrogging worth the cost of one's very identity?