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Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Historical Deaths: Quasi-Comical Expertise on What it Means to Live and Die at Various Points (and Shapes) in History (Perpetual Motion Genius' Guides)
Nathan Coppedge
Paperback. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2014-09-29.
ISBN 9781502559074
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This 32-page work introduces causes of death throughout history, beginning with the city of Ur, and extending into the early 21st Century. Concise and full of quasi-magical insights, this piece stands as one of the great possibilities for recovering from historical misfortune. The end note attributes the writing's intelligence to the Goddess History. From the Introduction: "I thought, perhaps I will write about the moment that science discovers that it is God, because Eucaleh discovered it in a book of medieval deaths... Here is a treatise I researched through my interests in immortality, time-travel, and magic, subjects of later volumes of the Dimensional Encyclopedia. Enjoy this perverse work, and how it arranges life's privileges chrono-logically!" The book was written in a day, making the aspects of reference cohere marvelously and with lucidity
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