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Genetics: The Discovery
On October 1st
at 2:15am there is a young woman living alone, in a two bedroom apartment which
is located above the local library, her name is Anja and she is 26 years old,
Anja has no kids, no relationships and she doesn’t have any family left that
she knows of. Anja also suffers from depression and loneliness but over the
years she has learnt how to deal with it and the length of it means it has
become a part of herself and her lifestyle. Anja doesn’t get out much, apart
from when she has to go to work, but when she does go out she is either in the
library or the local museum or she is in the arcade beating hers and everyone
else’s high scores on the retro arcade game Marvel vs. Street Fighter which is
from the 80’s and when she’s not doing that she is also unbeatable on the air
hockey table, Anja loved beating the guys at it, she just loved the domination
over them, she did believe that women should or will rule the world one day.
But on this very night it
would all change, Anja would leave the arcade not knowing what will happen
next, as she left, she went and got a can of larger from a shop nearby and got
a large meat feast pizza, which she then took to work where she is a scientist working
on human genetics. As Anja started work she sat down and ate some of her pizza
first and also had a sip of her larger, while she was doing all of that she was
also writing down her new formula in her very large notebook which also
contained drawings and findings and more formulas which she worked on in the
past, the notebook was covered on the outside with drawings of the human body.
The Formulas and findings in Anja’s book would soon mean nothing when she
finishes this new formula she has been working on the past few weeks, as Anja
is about the finish the last sip of her larger, that last sip will change
everything and the way the world currently thinks about genetics.
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