{"id":2019,"date":"2021-06-04T14:08:48","date_gmt":"2021-06-04T12:08:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.luo-darmstadt.de\/schreibkunst\/?p=2019"},"modified":"2022-10-03T13:33:31","modified_gmt":"2022-10-03T11:33:31","slug":"madhivadhana-ramesh-everything-different","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.luo-darmstadt.de\/schreibkunst\/madhivadhana-ramesh-everything-different\/","title":{"rendered":"Madhivadhana Ramesh: Everything Different"},"content":{"rendered":"

F\u00fcr besserse Leserlichkeit und Formatierung: Everything Different_Madhivadhana-Ramesh_ohne Preis<\/a><\/p>\n

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Everything Different<\/strong>
\nby Madhivadhana Ramesh (11 years old)<\/p>\n

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In the year 2031 scientists invented a real
\ntime machine. There was a girl named
\nChristina. She was an adventurous girl. She
\nwanted to use the time machine to go to the
\nfuture.
\nOne day she sneaked into the lab where they
\nkept the time machine. She was almost caught,
\nbut luckily he was saved by a glass bottle that
\nfell and broke. It distracted the guard on
\nduty. Christina found the time machine and
\ntried to operate it, but she could not do it.<\/p>\n

Then she found a manual and worked out what she had to do. She got into the
\ntime machine and entered the time.
\nOnly a few seconds later, she was in the year 3845. She looked around and
\neverything was different. She was astonished by the technology they had. She
\nwanted to find herself but she could not because she was dead by then. But
\nChristina was a spirited girl so she said to herself: \u201cI am not dead yet so I
\nmight as well enjoy this now.\u201d
\nShe wandered through the city with her open mouth. She saw robots and
\npeople wearing exoskeleton. \u201cI want an exoskeleton too\u201d, Christina said to
\nherself. She asked some people where she could buy an exoskeleton. She knew
\nshe was in Japan but she could not understand what they were saying. But she
\ncould understand that they were not speaking Japanese.
\nSo she went on exploring the city. She was tired and hungry and wanted to eat
\nsomething. Therefore, she went into a grocery store, took a cart and filled it
\nwith a lot of things, but when she went to the counter she stopped, because no
\none was paying with cash or card. They were paying with their hands. When it
\nwas her turn, the lady, who was sitting at the counter, told her to show her
\nhand. But when she did, the lady at the counter asked her where her chip was.
\nChristina asked: \u201cWhat chip?\u201d.
\nThe lady was surprised and called the police. After some standard questions,
\nthe police took her to the police station; the policemen were robots. When she
\nwas sitting in the police station, a young girl came. The girl showed the police a
\nkind of paper and then the police let Christina go. When the girl talked to
\nChristina, she knew her name. Christina was astonished that she obviously
\nknew her. The girl said that she was her grand-grand-grand-daughter. Her
\nname was Melina. She told her that she should go back because it was
\ndangerous to stay in the future for too long. Christina went back, astonished
\nand hungry. Years later, Christina told her children and grandchildren what
\nshe had in the future. Everything had been so very different.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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