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Artist: Curl Up And Die
Canonical path: /curl-up-and-die/lost-my-job-to-a-machine
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Lost My Job To A Machine
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lost My Job To A Machine
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Seeing in fevers going blind from all the cancer that bound these wires together to end the communication.
the distance from it all is what it takes.
by then it will all be over.
we all fail from disorders.
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