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Send us Fan Mail Vasquez wakes, reads the wreck of the situation in minutes, and lays out a plan the whole crew privately thinks is suicide: play dead, and let the enemy fleet come in close enough to finish the job. The trap is set. Whether it closes in time is another question. Machine Age Radio Theatre is made entirely with AI-generated voices, music, and sound. This episode includes a sponsor spot for Decoder Ring : a secret-message app that encodes and decodes messages sent through your o...
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