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A Secret Organisation: Short story on a possible future.

Written by m6.net


A Secret Organisation: Short story on a possible future.

Roger Ricketson’s smile was enigmatic. When anyone looked his way they could not help being infected by his contagious facial expression. Something was definitely going right in this man’s life, but until now no one could quite put his or her finger on it. But now, as I look through my office window atrepparttar man packing up his briefcase atrepparttar 118774 end ofrepparttar 118775 workday, turning off his computer, I can’t help sneaking out my own mini-smile. I know his secret. Funny thing is, it wasn’t that hard to discover-it just took a few simple searches on my super-magic machine. The name computer doesn’t really giverepparttar 118776 device enough credibility anymore, it has come a long way inrepparttar 118777 last hundred years, computing isrepparttar 118778 least of its positive attributes.

I’m not your average woman inrepparttar 118779 workforce. Vice-President of a huge multinational corporation, millionaire, you’d think I’d be fulfilled with my life’s successes, but no matter how hard I try, something always seems to be missing. I wanted a bit of what Roger’s got and now I know what makes him tick. He wasn’t always like this, hell he used to be quite a grump. Being CEO of a giant pharmaceutical company can be a bit boring, especially when all your competitors are just mindless drones with only one thing on their mind-making more money. However, overrepparttar 118780 last couple of years Roger’s persona had gradually changed, and I was sure it wasn’t from his business life.

So, being a bit of a sleuth-cross-hacker I recently tapped into Roger’s personal email account, definitely not an easy task, but then again I’ve always been far from average. It still took me 6 months in my spare time. I could be arrested but I just needed to know this man’s secret, and whenever someone would ask him why he was so happy, he would just smile and wink and then walk away. Well, now I knowrepparttar 118781 answer and I can tell you it sure was a shock! Roger belongs to a secret organization. The members of this group aren’t to be scoffed at either; world leaders, billionaires, famous intellectuals and academics fillrepparttar 118782 boss’s contact list. There are also a lot of names I’ve never heard of; there are over 10 thousand members! As far as I can tell they only communicate onrepparttar 118783 Internet, but from their dialogue they all seem tightly connected, and they do get a lot done. This isrepparttar 118784 mind-blowing part, what they do!

They call themselvesrepparttar 118785 ‘Fixers’. People from every nationality, religion and creed are involved, and I can see why Roger smiles so widely. War, starvation, poverty, sickness, and religious and nationalistic separation have plagued our world for generations. The ‘Fixers’ have decided that enough’s enough. These people from so-called ‘different’ backgrounds are diminishingrepparttar 118786 human-made boundaries ofrepparttar 118787 past. ‘Country’ means little to these new-world souls whose only ‘country’ isrepparttar 118788 Internet, and all are allowed to belong. Their goal is to fixrepparttar 118789 Earth: to create a planet where all people have an equal opportunity, whererepparttar 118790 quality of life is high,repparttar 118791 environment is sustainable, and all are informed ofrepparttar 118792 intrinsic ‘togetherness’ of all humans. Spirituality is to be recognized as a common thread instead of focusing on separate cultures’ different practices.

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