It starts off as very strange and unconventional as a fiction. In fact the whole story and plot would seem strange and hard to make sense of , if not with the pretext of “thought experiments” and a series of “philosophy of mind “ and the brief introduction of each philosophy idea in the start of the each chapter. They are definitely helpful pretexts for one to understand and make sense of the whole book. And once I have accepted what this book is presented as, I am just blown away. The last two chapters are simply mind-blowing