Bell's Theorem

Shalby could be considered a very lucky man: One day he's a poor slob in the pen for the rest of his life and the next he's offered freedom in exchange for participating in some medical experiments. Nothing heavy, say the nice guys in white, no risks at all! Lucky? Shalby gets his freedom all right, but he's no longer Shalby as he searches for his identity in someone else's past and becomes the thesis of Bell's Theorem.