A Fabricated Personality
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Last published Sun, Jan 26, 2014
Immortality. The very idea seems impossible, and for a while it was.
But in the year 7040 nothing is impossible, especially immortality. All it takes is a simple microchip to live forever. Your brain can be put into numbers and calculations, your personality downloadable with a single click of a button.
But were the dead truly meant to walk again?
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