Perfect Species
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Last published Thu, Oct 5, 2017
Humans have been selectively breeding since 2017, trying to create the perfect species. Thankfully, evolution has been on our side, and most people are near perfect. All of us are attractive, astonishingly clever and have few flaws. Hardly any of us are affected by any kind of emotion whatsoever.
I'm an exception.
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