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@marsdave
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23 days ago
SciFi Multiverse
Social Media Didn't Change My Life—The Way I Chose To Use It Did.
I can't deny the impact the media has had on my life. It has become one of the most important part of my life, but then it's not the way a lot of people will think, but I'm sure…
@marsdave
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24 days ago
SciFi Multiverse
The Watch That Erased Yesterday.
There's this old wristwatch I inherited from my grandfather. I don't know why he didn't hand it over to my dad or to any of my older siblings. I was still very young then. It…
@marsdave
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about 2 months ago
SciFi Multiverse
850 Million Naira For My Memories: The Offer I Almost Couldn’t Refuse — Fiction.
I was in the market one Saturday morning, I didn't plan to stay long because I only have few things to buy, I thought I would meet those women selling fish and pepper at the…
@marsdave
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2 months ago
SciFi Multiverse
The Irony of Smartphones: Bringing Distant People Closer While Separating Those Nearby.
Huhm, what a simple, interesting, but deep topic. Well, welcome to my blog like always, for this prompt I will love to treat it the way I understood it. Talking of if smartphones…
@marsdave
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2 months ago
Hive Learners
The Best Era Yet.
I love topics like this, reason being that I will get to see things from different angles and read various opinions. Because sincerely, topics like this can never have a one way…
@marsdave
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3 months ago
Hive Learners
Smart Tool, Lazy Mind.
I was at a bus park one day like that, that was how this lady called her boyfriend who I was standing next too. The phone wasn't on speaker, but based on what the guy was saying…
@marsdave
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3 months ago
SciFi Multiverse
The Death Watch — Fiction.
Well, the truth remains that nobody can run away from death, it is inevitable. And knowing that made me more worried when something happened a few months ago. 
