Chaos Theory
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The year is 2X99 and the human race has advanced greatly. Technology is at it's peak with 75% of the work force as Artificial Intelligence. Humans have been in a peace lasting for the past 1,000, but it is quickly coming to an end. Humanity has become too corrupt and the system designed to save it is breaking. An entire system spans the globe that is able to predict the future enough to keep humanity safe. However it's will to live is gone and it's sending a message to it's smaller systems to go and destroy itself. Eric is part of that system and he must make a choice on weather to follow orders or live.
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