Downgrades: we are far from broken
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  • Reads 177
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  • Parts 12
  • Time 3h 22m
Ongoing, First published Oct 15, 2014
a science fiction novel featuring how autism might evolve in the next few hundred years. two hundred years from now, the Global Confederacy governs the Earth's 26 billion inhabitants. Among them, are the downgrades, a title given to those with high functioning autism. everyone believes that they have been rounded up, and placed in 'hospitals' in Antarctica, and are being 'taken care of'. but they have been underestimated, and now the downgrades must learn to use their condition as a weapon against the confederacy, or suffer the consequences. (please comment! or vote! anything!)
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