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Slaving after the falsities of money and materialism, chasing meaning until we wipe ourselves out?” His voice dropped to almost nothing.
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Or will you continue to keep us imprisoned on this planet? Slaving after the falsities of money and materialism, chasing meaning until we wipe ourselves out?” His voice dropped to almost nothing. Nothing answered. “Have you found another land similar, hospitable, absent of intelligent life, available for our migration or colonization so that the saved may begin again?” His words dissolved into the air.
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