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Amnesia

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That's it. The big secret. Our government was a hoax, and was really controlled by an organization called the 15th year program. Every fifteen years we were injected with a formula which erased our minds. Then they were able to reach into our minds and put in a new life, family, friends, everything. It prevented us from mentally getting older. It kept us young and fresh. We never grew older, and never had the chance to realize it. We never were able to find out in time before being swept away to the next world. When your mind was erased, you were transported to a new planet. It all started over. We had no time, no rules besides: work five days a week. Obey your supervisor. Don't run away. And, in my case, don't drink too much.All Rights Reserved

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