Some turned to their religion and god, and some turned to the sciences to try and answer these questions. Science progressed quickly and discovery’s where changing the the world at alarming rates. Cars started to flood the virgin roads built for foot travelers. Doctors had top end arsenal and saved more lives than any “healer” could...
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Doctors had top end arsenal and saved more lives than any “healer” could. Man, who once thought the earth was the center of universe surrounded by heaven and hell, soon completed the first moon landing. The goal of sciences is to understand the things around us and to a great extent; to understand the purpose of life and what we are...
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