The Computer Virus
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Edited by Robyn Y.
Written by: Alex D.
Ever felt like one of your dreams was very vivid? Or like a moment in time while at work you were sucked into a state of zombie? Or do we all just turn into zombies in this technological world due to these small boxes with a black screen?
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