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Two-Trips | An illustration of two possible futures from the children's book 'The Usborne Book Of The Future' circa 1979

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Two-Trips | An illustration of two possible futures from the children's book 'The Usborne Book Of The Future' circa 1979

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Welp, guess which one we chose
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  Japan chose the bottom spread.
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    not really…

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