Your descriptions of scenes are incredible, with so much detail that it definitely shows the audience what's happening, instead of telling us. I can't imagine how much research was poured into this. And my favorite line was: "The subject becomes a vegetable…"
I really like the way you formatted your story. You did a great job of telling what was happening and describing each subject. You did a great job with making the reports seem realistic too.
Wow, this was a whole experience to read, and I can't imagine what it was like to write. It's so abstract and out there that I'm not even sure I have the brain capacity to understand it. The words work well to carry what is happening as this character perceives, but I had no clue what in reality was happening. I have several theories about what this novel could've been about, but I know they are totally wrong. Overall, this is a mindbending story, which is what I think you were trying to accomplish.
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Reading the story, I believe that you did an exceptional job at writing about "What is happening" however I got the impression that because of this, there was definitely a stronger investment in the interactions rather than the setting, therefore making me wonder more about "Where is it happening?" I am quite a fan of the epistolary-like novel format which the story takes, and I believe if the same amount of effort was invested in describing better what these places actually look like, it will help readers remain more connected with the piece as a whole.
One thing to note: I think this applies more to the beginning of the story rather than the second half.
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