Entre las Sombras
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Last published Wed, Aug 8, 2018
Qué se puede expresar de un mundo que vive en el mismo que el tuyo?
Sí, hoy no podrás creer que todo lo que has sabido de tu vida, de la Tierra; no es más que una pequeña parte que te han enseñado y esque la NASA y la Iglesia no quieren que sepan que ustedes, los humanos, no son los únicos que habitan esta planeta.
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