I followed a late-night detour after my GPS added a town called Morrow to my route for only a few seconds. The road sign matched it, the shortcut promised to save time, and I was low enough on fuel to trust both. By the time I realized Morrow was not on any map, the people there already knew my name, my childhood street, and the meals my mother made when I was sick. I brought proof home, but proof was not the same as safety.
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