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InPov -

 Inpovs are Involuntarily Poor Folk who feel their looks and 'shit genes' made them unemployable.

In Gotham City a task force is called in to track both self confessed InPovs and ones who might one day identify as such.

The Gotham Cybercrime Division collects photographs of would be InPovs from the schools ( some woudl be Impovs as young as 4 are put on a list )

The Gotham Police are unaware the term was created by Biff Bevan , a Crane Science alum to nudge pre- crime along.

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 nobody reads what I say except GOD 

GOD is the NSA or something to people who were recruited by this TI fuck show 

one supposes was created by the NSA 

so one gets both more homicidal and suicidal as they go along 

LIFELOG 101

Though, by examining certain marginalized voices within art, it is possible to address questions regarding narratives of illness, their worth and wisdom as fictional testimonies. It may be possible within fiction to create a meaningful language for the chaos of illness, but what happens if and when the storyteller’s voice is in so much agony that the story no longer has meaning?