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Mixtape cover Art “Waiting”

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Modern medicine prevented human death from natural causes.

The population of the planet had significantly increased. People no longer had enough land for agriculture.

The livestock was almost entirely consumed, and a small number of livestock were kept in the wildlife museum, and their voices were heard over loudspeakers.

There was nothing to eat. The only alternative for food was pills, artificial vitamins, proteins, and sugar.

There was no air to breathe; all had large masks on their faces, sealed in the toxic atmosphere of the earth.

The chemicals had changed people’s moods; faces had changed. People had lost their fertility. Families had to make it through the lab to have a child.

With the decline of the agricultural industry and the digitization of life, there were almost no jobs left except for artists and musicians.

The machines made spacecraft drivers. And everything else was done by robots.

Humans produced in laboratories were friendly with and understood robots.

They understood them and saw in them the spirit and the emotions.

Due to the new physical condition, no one could sing anymore.

The music was still there, but in the back of my mind and on Spotify and youtube. All belong to Facebook and in your eyes.