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About LyraHanson

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About LyraHanson
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Just your usual sleep-deprived, coffee addict of a university student. I'm undertaking a double major in Engineering and Mathematics. I love writing, reading, messing with electronics and all kinds of music. I'm also a serial offender of overusing commas.
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Hiding under blueprints gone wrong.
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Reading, writing and 'let's see what happens when I mash these wires together!'
Occupation:
Insane engineering student

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    In a world where what we call "normal" does not exist and mass panic is avoided solely through lies

    Sonia Perdue   (played in Global Preservation of Normality)
    “Science does not have a moral dimension. It is like a knife. If you give it to a surgeon or a murderer, each will use it differently.”