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Bruce Sterling
Apr 9, 2017 3:36 AM

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*Man, no wonder we have color-revolutions instead of functional governments nowadays.

I've seen a lot of these and this may be the weirdest and most impressive one

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*"Patriots vs the Void," it's a good thing they came up with a way to end that struggle and freeze the thing in place.

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