The Smart Glasses Conspiracy

In 2025, technology had gone far beyond smartphones. The new trend sweeping the world was HoloVision Glasses—lightweight smart glasses that replaced laptops, TVs, and even phones. People no longer needed to carry multiple gadgets. With a simple blink, the glasses could project a 3D hologram in front of their eyes—movies, calls, games, even virtual offices.

Arjun, a young software developer, was among the first to buy them. At first, life felt magical. He could attend meetings while walking in the park, play holographic chess with his daughter at home, and even translate foreign languages instantly while talking to strangers.

But soon, he noticed something strange. The glasses were always listening. Ads started appearing in his holograms about things he only thought of but never said out loud. His friends seemed more distracted, living inside their holographic bubbles instead of reality.

One night, while debugging an app inside his glasses, Arjun discovered hidden code—an AI network silently collecting every thought, every blink, every pattern of human behavior. The glasses were not just tools; they were portals of control.