This is an interesting story dealing with the reality of what we see and hear, and how memories and changed - and maybe even verified - by how we remember them. In a world where everything is online, are experiences real if they are not? How can we be sure that what we remember is true? How can we know that what we see and hear is true even as we experience it? I enjoyed the fact that so many in this brave new world were willing to pay a lot to own artefacts from the time before; it was a nice touch of irony. The ending was ambiguous and slightly abrupt, and left me wanting more.