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    Abandoned: It's Always Too Late...
    Abandoned: It's Always Too Late...
    Abandoned: It's Always Too Late...
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    Abandoned: It's Always Too Late...

    By Keertana Terala

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    "As I turn my head in the infinite directions that surround me, I am encountered by more and more of these faces that look so much like myself. All of us, as people, chase after a single destiny, one of triumph and riches. But of all we do understand, there is so much more left. So many of us, crowding around one idea when the world has given us the opportunity to find our own. All of you are future scientists, inventors— innovators. Why follow the crowd when you can lead one? We are the reason for why the world is what it is. We bring new to the old. We bring the fear, excitement, awe and shock for common fish. Others look to innovators as, well, innovators. But the truth is, we are Gods. If God can be feared for the credit of creating life, then why can’t we have his power? We do the same, every day. We create. So what could possibly be the difference between humans and God himself? It is our job to prove that there is no difference."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 20, 2017
    ISBN9781387113880
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