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What would be needed for a "happy ending" to the story?

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Submitted by Sofa Sogood (United States), Jun 22, 2007 at 01:13

Dear Dr. Pipes,

Yes, it surely looks like your "fantasy" is not unlikely.

Could/would you write a similar story with an alternate -- happy ending?

What might be the steps/changes in public and government awareness, attitudes and actions, that would lead to that "happy ending?"

Whether those ideas/events, etc. are too fantastical or not, I'd like to hear them, and see them in writing.

Sofa Sogood


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