The Little Shop of Dreams in Cambridge is a museum dedicated to the history of dream technology, particularly the early days of dream incubation. During a visit on a rainy day, the narrator and professor Maggie Sooth explore various exhibits that include antiquated virtual reality headsets and historical films. Despite the rain, the enchanting atmosphere and nostalgic artifacts provide a reflective journey into how dream experiences and technology have evolved over time, highlighting the contrast between past and present forms of escapism.
"The place is crammed with antique curiosities of the human imagination, showcasing the evolution of dream technology and the nostalgia for simpler forms of entertainment."
"Normally, I'm not one for real life; reality is only three-dimensional after all. Like most people, I prefer to see things properly curated in my dreams."
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