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TEMPUS NON FUGIT
By Alex Drinkwater, Jr.
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Everyone would like to live longer, right? MUCH longer, most likely. What,however, would be the psychological and sociological effects on society if people lived, say, three or four hundreds? Effects on population, for instance. The science fiction story "Tempus Non Fugit" (Latin for "Time Does Not Fly") examines those questions and comes to a chilling conclusion.

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