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From the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, the view of Dealey Plaza is ordinary. Cars shuttle past the grassy knoll. Tourists pose on the large X painted on Elm Street. In the museum, the glassed-off corner where Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly fired at President Kennedy is a crime scene frozen in time—rifle replicas, book boxes, and grainy footage looping on screens tell its story.
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In April of 2018, Avengers: Infinity War stunned critics and audiences with one of the most terrifying cinematic cliffhangers of all time. The all-powerful infinity “snap” that caused many of the film's main protagonists, along with half of its living Universe, to disappear into thin air. While the prospect of an infinity “snap” isn’t looming over Earth and its heroes today, there is a much more subtle danger that may threaten the same terrible end as the one perpetrated by the villain Thanos himself: The gradual, steady decline in childbearing worldwide.
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