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When the most subtle of attempts at being disinterested are perceived and remembered.

Imagine an existence where the one thing everyone lives to do, they could no longer do?

Who decides what is offensive? Who decides what is seen is offensive?

What is the look of absolute approval?

What would we do if such a practice were possible, and inevitable?

What do you do when you insist upon leaving, but can't, and others don't share your reason for wanting to depart?

Do we really want to contact those in the after-life? Maybe we should be more concerned with the present life.

Are we all just statistics in the end of our own making?

How well can we understand? Why is it we fail to do so?

New laws, new freedoms, new punishments, new outcomes.