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They were raised to help the world, but they actually knew nothing about it. Who decided that States and borders were no longer necessary? Not exactly a wise choice since people were still not ready to learn. Yes, Progress is no longer sanctified and humanity is finally learning to live slowly, freed from the imperative of running towards, but a new war is rising: the war for uniformity. Those who have colored eyes are the elected enemies and they must be kept elsewhere.All Rights Reserved

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