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you know they say just a short time ago humanity entered interstellar space outside the bubble of our shining sun few seem to notice really even care there's no man or woman hopping or plunging flags on distant faraway lands just a machine, gathering data and things intangible to you or me i guess that's no surprise given the way we've treated this place crowding it with metals on rubber wheels coal plants with giant top hats or explosive mushroom hats made from radio active rocks and things or tons of knick knacks molded from oily wells and burning stacks or grocer shelves lined with seedless fruits and other mutant creations or chemical sandwiches for lunch and dinner all the while marveling at how far we've come i hope we find nothing out there no planet should be treated like this
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 4:06 AM UTC
Interstellar Space
you know they say just a short time ago humanity entered interstellar space outside the bubble of our shining sun few seem to notice really even care there's no man or woman hopping or plunging flags on distant faraway lands just a machine, gathering data and things intangible to you or me i guess that's no surprise given the way we've treated this place crowding it with metals on rubber wheels coal plants with giant top hats or explosive mushroom hats made from radio active rocks and things or tons of knick knacks molded from oily wells and burning stacks or grocer shelves lined with seedless fruits and other mutant creations or chemical sandwiches for lunch and dinner all the while marveling at how far we've come i hope we find nothing out there no planet should be treated like this
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 4:06 AM UTC
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