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April 23, 2020
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Dear future,

As of right now the whole world is going through a pandemic from the coronavirus. At time like this, it made me realize..it wasn’t the animals that are the problem. Us, humans are the problem. This event occurred allowed me to be open minded about so many things. It allows us to reunite with the ones we truly love and bring the world together and understand we need to make a difference and stop killing the planet with our consumptions and selfish behavior. I hope later down the future, I see human beings put the effort to make a difference now. Starting from what we eat to what we do that could affect the environment. I believe this was a sign from the universe for humans to get their act together, if we don’t things will continue to get worst. This is a way to make us be more aware of what is happening and start making a difference.

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