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Over time, these nests, from unknown origins, developed into hard shells. |
The shells travelled across the lands and oceans to find new hosts. |
Once arrived, they mutated into various superstructures on top of commercial buildings. |
The ones which could not find hosts developed into sparkling objects waiting for new civilizations to arrive. |
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The superstructures became accepted parts of neighbourhoods - |
- in New York, |
- Hong Kong |
and Tokyo. |
As the superstructures evolved and took over cities worldwide, |
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people asked what the origin of these phenomena might be, |
and built other, very tall and round structures |
to overpower the unknown superstructures. |
However, the project was put in doubt when brain researchers revealed |
that there was an intricate mechanism behind these unknown superstructures - |
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which was controlled by a group of |
savvy investors. |
At the same time, global warming prompted a change in weather patterns, |
and doctors recommended a healthy diet of peoples own hearts. |
After the inevitable collapse of the mechanism, the group of investors |
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was quickly bailed out |
and an even larger infrastructure program was started. |
As a consequence, many buildings have been reported missing |
and a study by highly paid consultants |
revealed that the consultants themselves |
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collaborated with the investors |
to create a secret project involving the windmills of your mind. |
As a solution to the crisis, new workspaces |
as well as enhancements of the human DNA were designed, |
supported by the gradual commercialization of human rights. |
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The ubiquitous nests and superstructures |
continued to replicate through ingestion |
and cultural attractions are now being enhanced through advanced stereotyping |
to increase their appeal for foreign visitors, such as this recent development in Venice. |
Everything is in order. |
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| Mario Gagliardi 2009 | ||||||