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[WP] Write us a section from the critically acclaimed, historical non-fiction book entitled "The Tragedy of The Red Planet: a History of Mars Colonization".

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One day, in the near or distant future, humanity reaches a point where every song that could have been written has already been written. Despite people's best efforts, any song they try to uniquely create pretty much already exists somewhere. Document society's reaction.

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[WP] A hacker looking into the government's aerospace files discovers that much of the budget is going to CGI contracts. They spend their weekend poring over classified files and eventually comes to the conclusion that the human race has never managed to successfully get into space.

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A hacker looking into the government's aerospace files discovers that much of the budget is going to CGI contracts. They spend their weekend poring over unclassified files and eventually comes to the conclusion that the human race has never managed to successfully get into space.

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[WP] Write us a section from the critically acclaimed, historical non-fiction book entitled "The Tragedy of The Red Planet: a History of Mars Colonization".	56
One day, in the near or distant future, humanity reaches a point where every song that could have been written has already been written. Despite people's best efforts, any song they try to uniquely create pretty much already exists somewhere. Document society's reaction.	9
[WP] A hacker looking into the government's aerospace files discovers that much of the budget is going to CGI contracts. They spend their weekend poring over classified files and eventually comes to the conclusion that the human race has never managed to successfully get into space.	2
A hacker looking into the government's aerospace files discovers that much of the budget is going to CGI contracts. They spend their weekend poring over unclassified files and eventually comes to the conclusion that the human race has never managed to successfully get into space.	1