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DYSTOPIA IS A DISTRACTION! The dystopian future they got it wrong. The future ain’t utopia but it is not dystopia. Like a needle in a hay stack I plucked this unknown 1956 radio broadcast to make this point. Listen and than read part 23 below of the 5000 Days Series:

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