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If I Ruled The World Beth Nielsen Chapman

Starting our lives in old age, we would keep getting younger and feeling better. We’d do our main life’s work at the peak of our knowledge and strength, becoming more youthful as we go. Then we’d quit our jobs and go to college to unlearn everything before we become teenagers unravelling until we get to act like children and eventually, we’d be babies without a care in

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