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Last published Wed, Feb 4, 2026
Satellite... a futuristic Neo Seattle based city where many talents reside there.
Those talents are known as Passionates.
Some view Passionates as odd freaks of nature who stick out like a sore thumb.
Others view Passionates as the future for our generation.
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