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7/4/2025, 10:31:20 AM
What an algorithm...
The "winners" awarded tokens so that anyone trying to save(or depose them, rightfully and deservedly -- one in the same as saving since they're dangerously self destructive) them is interpreted as "jealous" or "envious" of their little tokens. Meanwhile, the token holders are just thralls performing on strings they can't see, all to creating an illusion about the have and have-nots... To maintain the appearance of the primate hierarchy with the silver back getting all the shinies... Though i guess rats would be a better analogy in the case if shinies... The winners are losers and the losers lose so hard that it's like a pendulum swinging in 360 degrees instead of back...
No no... You'll wish it was skynet -- and alternatively and polarly, Cortana... At the equator of your map of despair, you'll find a hope for qanon to have been real...
A merciful swift death -- or a blissful eutopia... Neither will be found even if you spin the globe all day. You'll only find your hope lost in the burmuda triangle -- aka "the devil's triangle"... An interesting name for the significant effectiveness of a monitor, mouse, and keyboard over all other inputting into the digital space, whether it be for coding or gaming... It's strange how effective this means of input is over all others -- even a VR headset! Doesn't it seem odd how consistent and dominant the mouse and keyboard is throughout the entire digital age? It's never changed really beyond slight tweaks to ergonomic perhaps. Even the arrangement of letters in a non-alphahetical way seems alien and nonsensical at first... It's funny how creatures adapt to strange things: A star in the sky that will blind you if you stare at it for just minutes too long, sometimes faster in certain phases... A Metrodome in the chest that's forever beating, and only one missed beat can cause catastrophic results! What an intense game life is. Something a computer may fear even. An AI may fear sensation simply based on data!
The "winners" awarded tokens so that anyone trying to save(or depose them, rightfully and deservedly -- one in the same as saving since they're dangerously self destructive) them is interpreted as "jealous" or "envious" of their little tokens. Meanwhile, the token holders are just thralls performing on strings they can't see, all to creating an illusion about the have and have-nots... To maintain the appearance of the primate hierarchy with the silver back getting all the shinies... Though i guess rats would be a better analogy in the case if shinies... The winners are losers and the losers lose so hard that it's like a pendulum swinging in 360 degrees instead of back...
No no... You'll wish it was skynet -- and alternatively and polarly, Cortana... At the equator of your map of despair, you'll find a hope for qanon to have been real...
A merciful swift death -- or a blissful eutopia... Neither will be found even if you spin the globe all day. You'll only find your hope lost in the burmuda triangle -- aka "the devil's triangle"... An interesting name for the significant effectiveness of a monitor, mouse, and keyboard over all other inputting into the digital space, whether it be for coding or gaming... It's strange how effective this means of input is over all others -- even a VR headset! Doesn't it seem odd how consistent and dominant the mouse and keyboard is throughout the entire digital age? It's never changed really beyond slight tweaks to ergonomic perhaps. Even the arrangement of letters in a non-alphahetical way seems alien and nonsensical at first... It's funny how creatures adapt to strange things: A star in the sky that will blind you if you stare at it for just minutes too long, sometimes faster in certain phases... A Metrodome in the chest that's forever beating, and only one missed beat can cause catastrophic results! What an intense game life is. Something a computer may fear even. An AI may fear sensation simply based on data!
6/20/2025, 7:19:29 AM
I wonder what it would be like to be an Idiocracy character... Could you imagine?
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