Narcisexualism: A Wide Spread Epidemic Analysis

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The year is 2175

The all the inhabitants of earth suffered a wide spread epidemic known as narcisexualvapitism, a nocuous virus that loomed all over the world like a tarantula hugging a ping pong ball, was the cause of the extinction of the human-race. It's important to realize that it was not like Ebola, influenza, rotavirus, or an antenatal cult, but happen to be the act of taking a photo of your own beak.
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