Overloaded Earth
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Jack is a 16-year old boy who besides having to go through his teenage years full of hormones and more, he has to endure the problem that the earth is facing in the year 2030. The earth is overloaded...with people, and this overpopulation was caused by Stem Cell Research, the research that was supposed to be the answers to humanity's health problems, but ended up causing them more trouble than before. With his anger towards the scientist that caused him to live in a messed up crowded world, and his determination to find a way to change the course of planet Earth, Jack will go up against many challenges, bigger than any hormone-filled teenager should go through.
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