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Under the scorching midday sun of planet Perseverance, terraforming engineers Marta and Ivan trudged along the colossal terraformer known as The Mendel, diligently making their routine maintenance run.

Their suits protected them from the searing temperatures, but nothing could shield them from their simmering anger. As they worked, their conversation crackled with indignation over their paltry wage increase.

"Blame it on the Fourth People Initiative," Marta grumbled, her voice thick with resentment. The law, recently passed, had granted sentient robots full human rights, leading to an influx of cheap robotic labor.

"Jobs for humans are dwindling," Ivan added, his voice echoing in the vast hollows of The Mendel. He gave the machine an irritable thwack with his wrench. "These bots are robbing us blind."

The hum of The Mendel was their only response, the terraformer indifferent to their plight. Their frustration baked in the oppressive heat, their grumblings echoing in the vast, unfeeling desert. The world they were terraforming felt, ironically, increasingly inhospitable to them, the very humans giving it life.

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Introducing Alan Tricia Infinite's stunning collection of watercolor masterpieces, commissioned by the prestigious Joint Colonial Board. Each piece vividly captures the essence of human colonies and their inhabitants across the galaxy, reflecting the rich tapestry of diverse cultures and landscapes. Witness Infinite's brilliant interplay of color and technique, as he artfully portrays the resilience and adaptability of humanity thriving in the vastness of space. This collection invites viewers to embark on an imaginative journey, embracing the wonder and beauty of our expanding cosmic community.

Description
Under the scorching midday sun of planet Perseverance, terraforming engineers Marta and Ivan trudged along the colossal terraformer known as The Mendel, diligently making their routine maintenance run.

Their suits protected them from the searing temperatures, but nothing could shield them from their simmering anger. As they worked, their conversation crackled with indignation over their paltry wage increase.

"Blame it on the Fourth People Initiative," Marta grumbled, her voice thick with resentment. The law, recently passed, had granted sentient robots full human rights, leading to an influx of cheap robotic labor.

"Jobs for humans are dwindling," Ivan added, his voice echoing in the vast hollows of The Mendel. He gave the machine an irritable thwack with his wrench. "These bots are robbing us blind."

The hum of The Mendel was their only response, the terraformer indifferent to their plight. Their frustration baked in the oppressive heat, their grumblings echoing in the vast, unfeeling desert. The world they were terraforming felt, ironically, increasingly inhospitable to them, the very humans giving it life.

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Introducing Alan Tricia Infinite's stunning collection of watercolor masterpieces, commissioned by the prestigious Joint Colonial Board. Each piece vividly captures the essence of human colonies and their inhabitants across the galaxy, reflecting the rich tapestry of diverse cultures and landscapes. Witness Infinite's brilliant interplay of color and technique, as he artfully portrays the resilience and adaptability of humanity thriving in the vastness of space. This collection invites viewers to embark on an imaginative journey, embracing the wonder and beauty of our expanding cosmic community.