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It must be strange not to have lived so far into existence, viewing the blind complexity by which laws were justified to erase simplicity.
It reminds me of one of my favorite books, "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. When Jonas begins to see color while everyone else in the community can only see grayscale. I think I'll favorite it.
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It must be strange not to have lived so far into existence, viewing the blind complexity by which laws were justified to erase simplicity.
thank you for the tip
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It must be strange not to have lived so far into existence, viewing the blind complexity by which laws were justified to erase simplicity.
what do you think about the end of the story?
Now you see why the painting reminded me of the book?
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It must be strange not to have lived so far into existence, viewing the blind complexity by which laws were justified to erase simplicity.
I just read Oryx and Crake and it´s the best book I´ve ever read and also a dystopian story, but for adults.
have you read it?
I haven't read Oryx and Crake, but I'm heading to the library today and I'll see if they have it.
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It must be strange not to have lived so far into existence, viewing the blind complexity by which laws were justified to erase simplicity.
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