Use Hashtags for everything possible

Hashtags really work. Whether it is a particular subject like “#redhair” or something more vague like “#lazyday” several people look up these hashtags and use them daily. The more hashtags you use, the more likely you are to be found.

Cross post it on Twitter and Facebook

Get all your followers in one place on Instagram. To do that, cross-posting works really well. People that would normally not see your instagram posts but see all your other posts on Facebook or Twitter can be incentivised to follow you if they know you have an instagram too. 

Use memes if you have to

Memes are frequently called inside jokes, but for the entire internet. Most of the accounts that currently doing really well with follower engagement are memes. It is because they make shareable content for their followers. If you can do that without memes, do it, but it doesn’t hurt to have humour as well.

Use well know hashtags that include following other accounts

If you are unique or distinctly known for workout posts, you can make your own hashtag that is specific to you. Let’s say your nickname is “Blue”. You could hashtag “#BluesBarBells” every time you go to the gym. Your followers who see this can click on it and view your old photos from the gym.

Use a tool to schedule posts

There are several tools online that you can use to schedule social media posts. These can be really helpful if you know the times your users are most active, or when Instagram is most active in general. They are also very easy, and allow you to set specific posts for specific days, so you never forget to say “#happymemorialday” with a themed post

Tag brands

People love to have an entity that they feel is their own. Some people only buy Adidas shoes, and other get only Domino’s brand pizza. Be sure to tag and hashtag. Sometimes bigger brands will share your content, and you might even become known by the brands, and that could lead to being followed by them.

Use Collages

If you have a lot of photos to post in one subject, collages are the best way to go. They make sure your viewers see all the photos in one post, instead of it possibly getting lost in the curated timelines of Instagram.

Hump-day posts

Research says that one of the best days to post is Wednesday. That’s good because there never has to be an excuse or specific topic for something that would fall into the “#Humpday” posts. You could be biking, watching TV, at work, getting coffee, or just posting a quote. Wednesdays are very flexible and good for followers.

Use striking photos

Whether it’s bright colors, or just a really great pic, use photos that are memorable and that stand out. With the help of filters and editing, you can adjust them to be more bold, but try to make the photo itself noteable too, not just with edits.

Find your follower stats

There are also several websites that can help you find out who your followers are. It is good to know age range so you can know the topics your followers like, and what posts of yours is going to be liked or shared the most by your groups.

Find out who unfollows you

It is as important to know why someone follows you as it is to know why they unfollowed you. Did you post something too political? Have you posted too little? Too often? Are they not interested in the topics anymore? There are a lot of great resources on the internet that you can sign up for to see exactly who and when someone unfollows you. It could all happen just because of one bad post.

Use filters

Using no filters also does really well, especially with the “#nofilter,” but audiences will be more attracted to photos if they are enhanced to make colors, lines, and subjects stand out in the image. America’s favorite filter to use is Claredon followed by Gingham, Juno, Lark, and Valencia. Some say Mayfair is the most effective filter other than these.

Customize filters

Use specific filters for specific posts. Some food photos look better with certain filters. Some fashionable photos look better than others. Do research on your subject and find the best filter. You can also adjust the filters to tone down how much they distort the color on the photo. This can be nice to make it look more natural.

Be witty

If you are quotable and memorable, you will be shareable. By either making a job or by sharing a story, you can increase engagement in specific communities. Use quotes from movies, or the trendiest new sayings. Even old trend words will still get likes, like “#swag” or “#yolo” even though those days are far over and long gone.

Stage shootings so well they don’t look staged

The phrase “plandid” is going around for photos of people and things. To break the word down, it means both planned and candid. While this is an oxymoron, it is describing a photo that is staged but is purposefully taken to look like the person being photographed had no idea they were going to have their photo taken. This means distant stares, shy smiles, and almost never making eye contact with the camera.

Follow other similar accounts

The easiest way to get followers is to follow other people. It is also a great way to get inspiration, find a new audience, and to see how other people are able to work with their followers. You can become very engaged in posts, and might even become a notable account to that user. The more they see your screen name, the more they will remember you. Research shows that following new people brings in more followers, whether it’s the person you followed, or someone completely different.

Review what your audience likes most

And then frequently share that. Don’t make that the only subject, but make it a commonly featured one. If you have posts that do well, then great, keep making posts that do well by following a similar format. Don’t, however, wear out your audience by posting the same thing over and over again. It is good to switch it up a bit and to draw in different people with different things. You can posts tattoos to gain tattoo audience members, and then the next day post cookies to get dessert accounts to follow and like your posts. It is good to play multiple fields.

Use sites like Canva to make really snazzy edits

With Canva, you can add borders, quotes, words, website links, and do all sorts of cool edits on photos. It is really great for making icons, and already has several templates free to use for people to edit photos or do other social media post types.

Quotes always work

Whether it’s Nelson Mandela, Oprah Winfrey, or Guy Fieri, quoting people works. By using their tags and hashtags, you can get the attention of their audience and their followers on your posts. There are several fan accounts to most celebrities, and they often share other posts or like and follow people who use their hashtags and tag the celebrity in posts.

Instagram Daily, if not more

It pays to be frequent. Instagramming daily is almost a necessity to growing and maintaining an audience. By posting multiple times, you are giving them several chances to view your posts, and even share the posts that are most relatable or funny to them. Research shows that the most frequently you post, the more followers you get as long as you don’t pass the threshold. It is probably a good idea to keep posting above 1 but below 20 daily.

Have a complete and funny bio

By attributing your website and saying a little bit about yourself, you can make your audience feel they connect to you as a person just by clicking on your profile. It’s good to be playful, funny, and charming. Don’t make they too long, but don’t leave out the good stuff. Shorten what you really need to say down into three lines at most, and then include your website links and other social media accounts, or even a way to contact you.

Keep this on brand and have a clear strategy. This is the first thing people see when they click on your account, and it could be the last thing if you don’t draw in their attention. While posts do a lot of the work with reaching users, you bio can have everything to do with making them actually follow you. This is another great place to show your different strengths and to tailor yourself to a specific audience.

Tag people that you use in photos

By tagging people in photos they are in, you can do achieve things without doing much. They might repost the photo and give you credit, getting your name out there. You can show up on their audience’s timeline and gain organic followers that way. You can also help spread the word of your account without having to do much. That’s a whole new audience you can tap into.

It is important, also, to manage your own tags and posts. If there are unflattering photos, or something you don’t want users to see on your account, it might be beneficial to change your tag settings, remove tags, or hide your tagged photos from your profile.

Make a memorable or unique hashtag

Brand yourself. Trends in hashtags and saying don’t just happen, people make them happen. Start your own and be known as the person who started that trend. If this were Mean Girls, you would be Gretchen and you would make fetch happen. Some saying still go unattributed, or it is hard to find the source of sayings. Make sure it sticks out that you used it early, and you used it often. By making it part of your branding, you are not only getting others to join your trend and brand, but you are getting free word of mouth about you indirectly every time someone uses your new catchphrase.

Join other hashtags

This is basically how you make connections in the online community. You can gain a following by using subculture tags, like “#candycoloredhair” or “#tallgirls” or really anything that makes you part of a community with specific quantifiers. These posts show results quickly, as people in the “#dreadlock” community look at tags under that description, and so on. Find as many of these that can fit into one picture and use them up (e.g. “#blackandwhite, #bw, #blackandwhitephotos, #photography.)

Be sure to make a “read more” on your post, so that users don’t have to scroll past all your tags, and maybe even hide them to be out of sight, but still get the clicks and views from those communities.When it is hidden, it looks less like you are trying to solicit views and likes and more like you are another great post in the community of that tag.

Emulate other instagrams like yours that are doing well

Whether you post photos or cars, or do foodstagram, see who else is in your field. Find the people that are famous for it. Emulate them, tag them, follow them, and look at what hashtags they use. How do their followers engage? Mimic that. The more you connect with people in the community, the more people that follow those communities will find you. It is an easy way to get a follower base that is specific to your branding.

Like and comment on other user’s photos

Generate an audience by making yourself known. If you comment and like other photos, especially ones tagged with “#likeforlike” or “#commentforcomment” types of tags, you are much much more likely to get likes and comments on your own photos. By putting yourself on other photos, whether tagged or not, you are making yourself aware and known to anyone else who sees that photo. By getting more comments and likes, you are also more likely to show up on others feeds. This is a great way to engage, show off your personality, and also get other followers. It can be used at a way to advertise yourself inadvertently. 

Post more on the weekend

Many accounts say Sunday is the best day. Whether that is because brunch pictures, or more free time, weekends are always the busiest times for social media. This is the time that people have off from works and are able to actually check their media and post. It makes sense that these would be the best days not only to post for other people to see, but to look at other’s posts, since there is bound to be a lot more photos with interesting content and active users and viewers on them. These are days when you want to be sure to post multiple times, as people will check their apps multiple times. Each time, you have the ability of getting their attention on a different post of theirs.

Consistency is key

While you want to keep things fresh, you also don’t want to be too sporadic when posting on instagram. Because you are catering and tailoring your own audience, you are going to want to keep a general message or theme that is the overarching goal of your posts. If you are a vegan poster, it would be a little weird if you posted advertised content for a bacon convention, and if you are a makeup poster, it might be weird for followers to open their phones and find posts about effective corporate structure. While each user is unique, your audience will share common interests, the most important one being your page. It is important to keep posting and sharing the messages you want to share frequently so that it doesn’t become a jumble of subjects with several different frequencies of posting.

Ask for engagement on posts

You are allowed to ask to like. It actually shows that photos will do better if you use the words “like” or “comment” in the description. If you don’t want to go that far, you can ask a question. Ask users to share their own experience or times they have done things. Not only is this cool to learn for your audience, but it makes your photos do better and lets the community interact with itself.

Find “Suggested Follows”

By looking at suggested followers when you add contacts, you can see who has seen your data, who you know but don’t follow, and what sort of people click on your content but don’t follow. You can then do research, following it up to see who they do follow and why they follow. What posts do best with this audience? Follow them and they will most likely follow back. If they are a similar account, this can be a good place to strike up a conversation.

Do a giveaway

Free stuff. People love free stuff. By having something people can win or earn, you are guaranteeing those likes from several users. You can make the prize really big to get a lot of engagement, really small to get many different winners who like your account more after, or you can change rules for submission. By asking people to tailor posts or sayings to win something, you can get work for free and give away something as a reward. They will also then want to share with their friends their slogans or photos that are used, because this is their “15 minutes of fame.” Make giveaways relevant to your company, and also relevant to followers. Keep the items cool and desirable to get an outside audience in on it too. If you require following and likes for the giveaway, you can turn people who wouldn’t have normally followed you into long term followers.

The most effective time to post

As there are better days to post, there are of course more popular hours to post as well. These times are frequently before bed or after work. When people are unloading and checking back into their lives or clearing notifications is when they check social media. It pays to be the most recent and top post at these times, as you are more likely to reach those people who are on instagram then than if you post it early and let time go by before they open the application.

Edit old useless/ unsightly posts

Either you can delete them, or reface them, but try to keep old posts from bringing down your instagram page. If you want to keep the content but hate the way they look, you can edit the post and repost it. Use a #TBT tag if the content in no longer news or happening.

Occasionally use all the filters

While consistency is the best way to get and keep followers of a niche, by experimenting with several filters and post types, you can reach more audience members you would have otherwise missed. Filters should range for post type. Some filters do better on food than they do on selfies, and some filters do great no matter what. 

Use the places tags

Make sure you check in places. All places big and small have a following. Often one check in will result in several likes and follows. Because people are in love with communities they belong to or food they have had, they will frequently look at photos of their favorite restaurants and parks. Besides getting a scenic and well liked picture, you also get a particular crowd’s interest if you specify it to something they feel is part of them, and a unique part of their life.

Make stories several times daily

By posting frequently, you will get an audience of people who expect to see and check to see your posts throughout the day. The more people you can draw onto the app and the more times a day people check, the more likely you will get likes and follows that would have otherwise not been on the app. Stories are fun and are a more relaxed place to post photos. These are often more realistic or personable posts than the ones directly onto instagram. Stories can feel like exclusive content, just because of the 24 hour time frame they are limited too.

Find your niches

Do you have an ASMR audience? Maybe you have a gooey audience. It is important to know who views your videos and posts so you can make content they specifically will like. There are easy ways to do this, like by posting content that has a similar method as the other content you post and they enjoy. This is where consistency pays off the most. It lets you hold an audience. 

Know your followers

Know the age group, know the gender, know where they are from. There are several ways you can see who is checking your posts, following, and liking your content. By understanding more of the physical attributions and features of the individuals, you can further tap into that audience. Maybe they are in a different time zone? Maybe they speak a different language. This can be helpful for future content made. You can angle it more towards that audience.

Know the top performers

Many great authors read and emulate other great authors. Many comedians study other comedians. It will be beneficial to you if you find out who is doing the best in your industry and to follow their footsteps as closely as you can. 

Know what doesn’t work for people in your field

There are several ideas that are great in theory but can pan out as bad in practice. Some posts like this that don’t work can be over emotional, political, or crude. It’s best to steer clear of doing anything too bold unless it is guaranteed to work.

Know who isn’t in your audience

Is there a reason they don’t look at your content? If it is because they haven’t been reached yet, it will help to use tags and post more content that you could be lacking on your account. This way it includes more people, and therefore will cause more to follow you.

Find out why you do well with some and not others

It’s important to know who doesn’t like your content. This way you can figure out what they do like, or specifically, what you post that they don’t like. Then you can either avoid posting that content, or you can start including content sure to please them. 

Use more than filters

Filters aren’t the only things that get followers. Sometimes a border on a photo can be really eye catching. Sometimes filters won’t do a subject enough justice. Get creative with how you post so that your posts are uniquely yours and hard to mimic. Maybe download a photo with a filter and add another filter on top of it? Maybe edit the image directly? Figure out what works for you and then make it better and better.

Brush up on photography skills

Make sure the camera isn’t shaking, make sure it is focused, and remember the rule of thirds. While phones can now shoot really high quality images, photos almost always turn out better when shot on a DSLR. From there you can edit the RAW file and post it. You can also use tripods for shots that have a low shutter speed, or you can get interesting flashes and lenses to play with.

Hire people if you need to, but there are free resources

If you need professional quality photos, there are a lot of great ones available for free that you can use under creative commons agreements. One great website for this is unsplash. It features great photos with varieties of subjects and pieces in their images. With photos that good available, you may not need to take any photos by yourself. Though you don’t have to credit photos like these, it may help you get followers or boost your image if you do credit the photographers.

Brush up on photoshop skills

You don’t need to just rely on Instagram for filters. You can do all that in photoshop too. Photoshop will make it much more personalized, and you can fix flaws in photos or make skin look like it’s poreless. You can also crop or rearrange parts of a photo to get the very best frame for your social media posts.

Follow Trends

Whether it’s fidget spinners, hoverboards, or if you’re still stuck on Pokemon Go, by posting about trends and using hashtags you can gain a lot more of an audience. Because things become so new and interesting, they gain almost a cult audience. You can acquire several of these very diverse audiences just by posting items that are trendy.

Follow accounts you wouldn’t normally follow

By reaching out to other different communities and groups, you can close a gap. There doesn’t have to be a reason you follow them, but by doing so, you instantly give them a notification with your name attached. Choose users that have a big following that might be hard to you to tap into. Often this will cause their followers to see your posts in their suggested posts section.

Advertising might be for you

If you advertise your posts, you will start showing up in other people’s feeds, mostly feeds of accounts that are like yours and are likely to follow you after they see your posts. Though this is not the cheapest way to get followers, it is a fast and easy way to get them. You will still have to post quality content and post frequently.

By following these tips, people and businesses can boost their follower amount, have a more engaged audience, and get more likes on their posts.

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1. Greta Thunberg lookalike

Found in the University of Washington. The photograph was taken in 1898 on a gold mine. There is not one photo but two!

2. Young Joesph Stalin and Zayn Malik lookalike

Joseph Stalin was a dictator though, I am not sure he was a singer. Stalin seems much more dangerous.

3. Actress Hedy Lamarr in 1942 and Rose McGowan

Both are actresses but Hedy was an inventor as well since she invented the frequency-hopping spread spectrum. This is a technology for sending messages so that those messages are not easily stopped. Without this technology, we would not have blue teeth.

4. Eddie Murphy lookalike.

The man is not known.

5. Actress from Egypt Zubaida Tharwat and Jennifer Lawrence

Zubaida was the daughter of an Egyptian Navy officer. She won beauty contests and had nicknames like magic eyes.

6. Russian immunologist Ilya Ilyich Mechnikov and Robin Williams

The Ukrainian Jewish zoologist was known for research in immunology. He was very much atheist though because he followed Darwin’s teachings.

7. Young Albert Einstein and Shia Labeouf

8. Swiss psychoanalyst Hermann Rorschach and Brad Pitt

This is a guy who developed that inkblot test we see on television shows. He does kind of look like Brad Pitt. What do you think?

9. Nicolas Cage, and an unidentified man in the civil war era

The ears look similar, the haircut even looks the same, but the photo on the left looks younger though could because it’s black and white.

10. Economist and WW1 soldier Harold Innis and Eminem

He did turn out to grow old and look different from Eminem. Maybe only in the photo, he looks similar.

11. Unknown gentleman and Steve Carell

They look very much similar except for the beard.

12. Mugshot of unknown guy and Justin Timberlake the singer

13. Rose Wilder Lane and Maggie Gyllenhall

Rose is the daughter of American writer Laura Ingalls Wilder. She herself was a journalist and travel writer.

14. Nicolae Grigorescu and Orlando Bloom

Nicole was known for Romanian paintings in 1860.

15. US Army General Douglas MacArthur and Bruce Willis

General was prominent in Pacific War theatre in world war 2. He was active in 1930. He sure has a unique pipe for smoking.

16. John Travolta an unknown man from 1860

17. Marshall H. Twitchell and Conan O’Brien

Marshall was a prominent political figure and union army soldier in Vermont

18. Soviet politician Leon Trotsky and actor Ben Schwartz

Leon was Trotsky was a communist and developed his own Marxism ideology known as Trotskyism. He was critical of Stalinism, so he was expelled from the Soviet and moved to Mexico City where he would be killed by an assassin working for the Soviet.

19. Albert Johnson 1885 and Gary Oldman

Albert Johnson was a fugitive who attacked a police officer.

20. Henry David Thoreau and Ellen Degeneres

Henry was best known for Walde, a book about simple living in surround, and his essay “Civil Disobedience”. His writing influenced Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.

21. Unknown young soldier and Jerry’O Connell

22. Actor Lee J. Cobb and Jason Segel: Lee J.

Was best known for exorcist(1973) and on the waterfront (1954). He was a New-Yorker from a Jewish family of Russian and Romanian Origin. He started acting in Manhattan-based group theatre in 1935.

23. Mahir Cayan and Jimmy Fallon

Mahir was a Marxist-Leninist Revolutionary. 

24. Unknown man in Civil War-era and Robert Pattinson

25. David Wilke in 1805 and Actor Rupert Grint

David Wilke was an artist painter for Queen Victoria and William IV. The best painting by him is Chelsea Pensioners reading the Waterloo Dispatch of 1822 in Apsley House.

How does one explain some of these lookalikes? The resemblance is sometimes remarkable. Could it be just chance? Or perhaps time travel!? Possibly it could even be a repeating pattern of DNA code from generation to generation. Can you find more celebrity lookalikes?

References

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Video games are competitive by their very nature. Yet where did these game tournaments come from? What is their origin story? And who are the top-earning Esport athletes right now?

People want to see who is the best in the games. Esports are watched by many. 

1972 Stanford University Competition:

First Esport tournament back in the day. In Stanford University there was a competition for Spacewars. The winner got a year-long subscription to rolling stones magazine. The tournament had 10,000 participants, and media coverage of the event was enormous. 

1980s Twin Galaxies Shines high score!

Video game companies like Twin Galaxies start recording high scores in their system. More specifically arcade games. This started the competitive nature of games. Guinness Book of World Record would record high scores of the best players. This only began to slow down once PC games were released. Arcade games grew less in popularity, once PC games took over.

The 1990s Get boosted with Internet connectivity!

Internet era was upon us! There was boosted competition when players could compete with others from around the world thanks to the internet. Nintendo and Blockbuster sponsored world championships. Nintendo World Championship toured around the United States and held a finals tournament in Holly wood California.

1991 Street Fighters and the era of 1 v 1 competitions:

Street Fighter II popularized 1v1 games instead of high-score games. Players would compete for face to face.

In 1997 Red Annihilation tournament happened which drew 2000 participants competing over the internet. 16 final participants would go to Electronic Entertainment Expo at World Congress Center. The winner of the tournament drove off with Ferrari 328 GTS, which was Dennis Thresh Fong.

1998 Starcraft making competition mainstream!

Competitive gaming was becoming mainstream, especially in China and Korea cause of the PC bangs and the financial crisis of 1997. Players would be sponsored by companies like Samsung and Telecommunication giant SK telecom. While Thresh was a minor celebrity in North America, the Starcraft players in South Korea were very big superstars who were seen by many on television. 

2000 the dawn of Twitch.tv and Youtube!

When Starcraft 2 came out boasted 50 million viewers and 17.5 million on twitch.tv.  Starcraft 2 was especially popular in South Korea

At the turn of the century, MOBA games came out with games like League of Legends, which were huge. Now the prize money is in the millions. For example, a single international tournament in 2017 was $24.6 million dollars.

The present moment where we at?

Games that are popular in Esports include League of Legends, Dota, Overwatch, Starcraft, and Counter strike.

454 million viewers by 2010 and revenues increased to $1 billion US. The central cause of the growth of Esports is YouTube and Twitch platforms, where people do streaming. Esports was prevalent in China, and South Korea, but not so much in Japan because they had anti-gambling laws that made it prohibited to have professional gaming tournaments, but things may change with time.

These are the top-earning Esport Athletes. Right now Dota 2 is considered to be the most lucrative game to get into, but who knows if it will continue to be the most lucrative in the future. Dota stands for the defense of the ancients. It is a MOBA game with 5 players vs 5 players, you destroy the enemy base. You can download it on steam. It is similar to League of Legends another MOBA game. 

Top 10 in Earning E-Sport Athletes:

1. N0tail (Johan Sundstein): Captain of OG. A danish professional Dota 2 player. He won 4 major championships. Before he was playing Heroes of Newerth but transferred to Dota 2 because it wasn’t as popular. He has made $6915222.80

2. JerAx (Jesse Vainikka): Plays Dota 2, is a Finnish esports player earning $6470548.00. Played for OG and retired from Dota 2 in January 2020. He was also in military service for Finnish Navy 

3. ana (Anathan Pham): Dota 2 player earned $6000411.96. Australian professional gamer. Is currently an inactive roster for OG.

4. Ceb (Sebastien Debs): Dota 2 player earned $5,505,197.41. French player. He is part of the OG roster and his team won multi-million dollar tournament in 2018 and 2019.

5. Topson (Topia Taavitsainen): Dota 2 player earned $5423,502.57. He is also part of OG roster and won the 2018 and 2019 international tournaments. He was originally studying to be an electrician but switched to cooking. His family was doubtful of him starting gaming as a career but after winning several tournaments they were supportive. 

6. KuroKy (Kuro Takhasomi): Dota 2 player earned $5, 190,106.15. German Iranian Dota 2 player for Nigma. He has leg disabilities, which influences him to play video games more often.

7. Miracle- Amer Al-Barkawi: Dota 2 player earned $4,777,911,48. Jordan/Polish professional Dota 2 player. He is part of Team Nigma as well. He began his professional career at 16 of age.

8. MinD_ContRoL I(van Ivanov): Dota 2 player earned $4,558,985.96. Bulgarian Professional player for Team Nigma

9. GH (Maroun Merhej): Dota 2 player earned $4,171,919.44 Lebanese Dota 2 player for Team Nigma.

10. Matumbaman (Lasse Urpalainen): Dota 2 player earned $3,700,194.44. Finnish player who plays for Team Secret.

References

https://www.esportsearnings.com/players

https://medium.com/@BountieGaming/the-history-and-evolution-of-esports-8ab6c1cf3257#:~:text=The%20first%20eSports%20event%20happened%20all%20the%20way,whereby%20the%20first%20video%20game%20competition%20was%20held.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esports#The_incentives_of_the_industry

https://www.hotspawn.com/guides/the-history-of-esports/

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This show takes place in the future and mankind has genetically engineered the coordinator who are gifted human beings capable of performing almost impossible difficult tasks. The story is about Kira Yamato who is involved in a war using Gundams, which are mechanical war machines with laser and ballistic weaponry. They can fly in space. It takes genetically engineered humans to usually pilot these machines because they are so complicated to pilot. This is a story about conflict between pure humans and coordinators.

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