1000 years to the future
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Last published Wed, Oct 15, 2014
31st century, an era of fiction science, is the time when humans thought that they had conquered the Mother Nature. Humans had already discovered a way to fly by injecting themselves with birds DNA. However, its effect could last only for limited period of time (15 seconds at the most). Humans were no longer needed in various sectors as their own robotic machines were used, and as a matter of fact, these machines could think and persuade like humans. There were only two things, which the humans thought, are left to discover. First, it was mystery of the world and what’s beyond it. Second, time travel which was almost impossible, they presumed.
In this era, the question is, do love and humanity still prevail among people? Or science had already overtaken these human emotions?
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