Silos of Man
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Within a futuristic utopia, brought about by a species-threatening plague, two doctoral students struggle with the truth that corruption is both human and insidious, and if it is to be rooted out and destroyed, then they must be willing to risk not just their lives, but the global peace and prosperity of every soul on the planet. Is it their right to take this upon themselves? Is it their duty to do so?
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