It’s the year 2047. Deep in the mangrove swamps of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Sztein, an acclaimed government scientist, makes a breakthrough discovery: Jellyfish possess an astounding visual memory, even more sophisticated than our own. He believes this to be a boon for modern science. Rather than receiving acclaim, his findings are vilified when Ricardo is ensnared in a witch-hunt for the misuse of government research funds. Will he be condemned by the political climate of the times, or will he prove the validity of his studies and the importance of creativity in basic science?
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