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    One World

    By J. Buchanan

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    They developed into a spectacular species of people whose fascinating physical paled in comparison to the evolution of their mental. They achieved this status of excellence through generations of positive progress, as well as the emergence of the One World government.

    The One World government systematically used perfected technology on chosen citizens in order to strengthen and eliminate evil from the brain by building empathy and character through vivid dream-lives. Sequentially, society as a whole was mentally on the same wavelength, ushering in generations of harmony and happiness. But like all good dreams, utopias only last for so long.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. Buchanan
    Release dateApr 18, 2015
    ISBN9781310805219
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