Unthoughtful Thoughts
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Last published Fri, Dec 28, 2018
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Do you like controversial topics, or existential crises? Then you will probably {hopefully} enjoy this.
This is sort of a brain-dump-y book full of rants about how much the universe can suck sometimes and how humans have trashed our planet.
Some of the theories in here might sound completely stupid to you, but I really don't care if I'm being honest here. I'm a hormonal teenager and my brain doesn't know how to function.
If you like books related to this one, go look at the other two books that will be posted here, both by my friends @Gee_is_sassy and @Vin_Dusel.
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