Recursion

Our memories make our reality. New York City cop Barry Sutton knows that better than anyone, because he’s been investigating some strange phenomenon called False Memory Syndrome—a disease that makes people remember a past they never lived. Neuroscientist Helena Smith also believes in memory-based technology. She created a program that would let us preserve our most precious memories, but she's not very good at naming things. She wants to call it the ReCODE Project, but her tech people have convinced her it's too generic and might confuse consumers.