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There was bright light, followed by an impossibly loud noise, and then there were the screams. A terrible thing happened, and even though there were many not involved, all would suffer in some way. Some died because of the blast, others died due to the effects of radiation poisoning, and others, from undiagnosed cancers. Now, we look back on it as one of the largest mistakes humanity has ever made. One miscalculation, and- BOOM! Desolation, fear, pain, and suffering, cause by human error. We are our own downfall.
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One of the best things we have is our imagination. In the words of Robin Williams; "You're only given one little spark of madness, you mustn't lose it.".
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I stand waiting, watching the glowing numbers count down, anticipating the sharp dinging sound of the old microwave. It shall soon alert me that frozen meatballs, mashed potatoes and carrots have been heated through, now ready for consumption.
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