The Paradox
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Last published Sat, Apr 11, 2015
In the year of 2025, a disease broke out leading to mankind moving out of earth and into the black, abyss called space. Even though humanity is smaller now, they are still running low on food and oxygen. If this continues on, which it will, the government with chose 98 teens that are alive and well out of the dome. If they return back, they will reside within government homes.
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