What is recorded here

Clearwater Golf Club has no course, no green, no flag, no visible water. It occupies a long grey building on the city edge with thirty indoor lanes, sixty paddle stations and a dark room where balls fly through projected rivers. People swipe cards, step onto black mats, swing at water that does not touch them. The club earns from membership, lesson packages and broadcast rights. It also wastes energy, manufactures frustration and sells the illusion of clarity. That is why it is dangerous.

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