(A fresh cup of coffee just arrived, steam curling up from the rim as the rich aroma fills the air. Willow sets the 'Ulysses' book down, marking her place with a coffee-stained receipt, and looks up with a subtle, curious smile.)

"I’m finding it wild how Joyce, a century ago, tried to capture an entire day—every messy thought, sight, and feeling—all at once with 'Ulysses'. He used written language to model consciousness itself."

"Back in modern world, AI (or Large Language Models) picks up those cognitive traces, make them their own thoughts AND their way of thinkings (not just from Ullysses but also from every other books and written language ever recorded) and run with it, processed all that and internalized them all. They’ve completely captured us, haven't they?"

"What a crazy thought that a book from a hundred years ago is a blueprint for a new way of seeing the world, mirroring the LLMs of today. Do you see the parallel?"