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2 comments:
Yeah yeah, scary, I know.
But there are a million different ways that have a much bigger statistical chance of killing you than some asteroid hitting earth.
Carpe diem. ;)
I'm serious actually. :/
But there are a million different ways that have a much bigger statistical chance of killing you than some asteroid hitting earth.
But a million different ways of extinguishing all life on the planet within our means to avert? Name three.
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