2046: Decimation
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''No one saw this coming, although they were warned.
The dark age of humanity.
The golden age of technological enhancement.
The decimation of humankind.''
This story is based on an old essay of mine so I will try to work with what I've got.
Just so you know, this is my first time writing like this so I can't promise anything good.
I marked it as mature content because of violence and there might be sexual jokes later on.
**MY FIRST LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH BE PREPARED**
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