Antimatter

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Rick Alford is a brilliant man with the culmination of more genetics than a flying walrus. He is as brown as a day laborer with a mix of races that stands as a betrayal of more men than Satan,born from a Palestinian mother and a Jewish father. Alford is a scientist who develops a cognitive entity with his wife Susan and his old physics professor (who happens to be his father-in-law), Robert Steller. He wanted to create something new to the natural world, a being, which sought to harmonize and not compete. He created a being, which could forgo the short life spans of natural beings and achieve greater progression by having boundless continuation. Comrade was born from the Darwinia...Rick Alford is a brilliant man with the culmination of more genetics than a flying walrus. He is as brown as a day laborer with a mix of races that stands as a betrayal of more men than Satan,born from a Palestinian mother and a Jewish father. Alford is a scientist who develops a cognitive entity with his wife Susan and his old physics professor (who happens to be his father-in-law), Robert Steller. He wanted to create something new to the natural world, a being, which sought to harmonize and not compete. He created a being, which could forgo the short life spans of natural beings and achieve greater progression by having boundless continuation. Comrade was born from the Darwinian programs Alford developed to cause ever-progressive code generation. The created being has three prime directives given to it the very day of Alford (more)

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Richard Bromley

Antimatter was written to expose the ridden Royal among us.

The Royal is quite tactfully exposed, and the story is dynamic and entertaining. Our hidden Royal has only the best of intentions, and lives by humility. But Gods shouldn’t hide forever and this one has been hidden from us for so long, and is surely needed. Where is this God? Where can you find him or her? It’s you, and I found you.

Antimatter exposes you. Your are a God, and you

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