The nature that destroys us all
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Last published Mon, Nov 25, 2019
In the year 2035, humans have created certain technologies that are dangerous to Earth's populations and even humankind. In such, the nature of human beings is so that they want these technologies in order to have more power in the world. Unfortunately, people's foolishness can lead to very catastrophic events...
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