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Excerpted from Jaytech's Multiverse Diode.
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New Medicines
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The environmental impact of the new medicines had to be carefully weighed before they could be released to the public.
The F.D.A. denied approval of the new medication because its carbon footprint exceeded federal limits.
Protesters concerned about social inequality entered the hospital and destroyed the gene therapy lab.
American and French doctors held hostage by an anti-police brutality organization.
After it was discovered her unborn baby had received genetic enhancement, protesters blockaded the woman’s home, preventing her from going to the hospital to have her baby.
A group of protesters entered and searched the home of a man suspected of owning cognitive enhancement medication.
Yoo taw legislature voted to end all commerce with Oregon after Oregon declined to prosecute a known user of mood enhancers.
Police arrested a young woman suspected of having connections with a pro enhancement group in the United Kingdom.
A student suspected of taking the controversial quote unquote smart drug coffee has been handed over by Brown University to the police. In a statement on Twitter, Brown University acknowledged that, legally and ethically, coffee occupies a gray area, but that Brown University wanted to err on being on the right side of history.
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Wolf Violence
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The wolves agreed that their carnivorous tendencies were a problem, but it was widely believed that these appetites were created or at least compounded by capitalism.
As wolf pack violence broke out again in sub-Saharan Africa and the Fertile Crescent, some wolves in the United States secretly began to choose their mating partners. These wolf scientists believed that selective mating could change the wolf genome enough to create the hypothetical Dog, a utopian canine with the same cunning and agility as wolves but with greater intelligence and impulse control.
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Stock market plunges as Instagram service outage continues into second day.
Stock market rises as Twitter comes back online after being down for almost 24 hours.
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New photos posted on Instagram.
New tweets posted on Twitter.
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Thousands left injured and hundreds feared dead as clashes between the homeless and Facebook employees continued into their fourth week. Facebook employees have retreated to the fortified, air conditioned Facebook headquarters. After it was determined that the homeless had used r p g's and tear gas during the second week of conflict, stock market analysts say the federal government has been secretly supplying the homeless.
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The People’s Technology Liberation Front claimed responsibility for last week’s cyber attack on Congress and the Senate. The group is one of the most radical and violent start ups to emerge from the infamous why combinator. The group claimed that Washington is already engaged in a proxy war against technology, freedom and the future by using the social equality activist militias indigenous to the California Bay area. Washington has previously denounced the People’s Technology Liberation Front as capitalist and communist.
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Revolution, America
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American Dialogues Cambridge, Massachusetts
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RETURN
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"Electronic chamber music" from this lauded ensemble, with the musicians "sampling" the notation for a stunning, innovative sound.
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