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Time's impact on perspective

 We live in a world that's ever-evolving, and I think most people would agree that time has the power to change almost any mind. This is notable in the books we have read throughout the course of this class, each of them has a take on the potential our society has for plausibly creating various utopias and dystopias, but im sure most would agree each has markedly different perspectives.

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