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    Automation

    By Dan Mazur

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    About this ebook

    Down on his luck and disillusioned by life, a young man decides to undergo a bold and controversial medical procedure. Robotic Reassignment surgery is a process in which a human being is literally turned into a robot. The man is tired of feeling sorrow, regret, and other human emotions. He doesn't want to end his life but he does what to end the life he's been living.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDan Mazur
    Release dateJan 28, 2018
    ISBN9781370505807
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    Automation
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    Dan Mazur

    Dan Mazur is a life-long resident of Niagara Falls who holds a BA in History from Brock University and a Post-Graduate Certificate from Niagara College in Public Relations. He is currently He has authored a children’s book about a shelter dog that sold 100 copies and raised $1200 for the organization. Currently Daniel has self-published over 150 EBooks. He is hoping to become a children's book author as well as pursuing other writing projects. Writing has been a life-long passion for Dan as he hopes to one day turn his passion into a successful career...

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