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			<description><![CDATA[[h1]Anthropic Principle[/h1]

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[b]Released:[/b] July 5, 2026
[b]Content Advisory:[/b] [i]mild violence[/i], [i]no language[/i], [i]no sexual content[/i]

[quote]If a tree falls in a forest and no one's around to hear it, does it make any noise? In a similar vein: is something really illegal if you don't get caught? Well yes, obviously, crime and its punishment are two vastly different matters. This is a point Charles Reference and Rose Potts, detectives for the Broakridge Police Department, are trying to make on a small excursion to Faraday Park, a reserve just out of town, in hopes of catching a mysterious group of tree-fellers.[/quote]

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