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Comfort.
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It is funny how we rely on machines. For that certain thing now. For that comfort. It is funny how we rely on knowledge and information for comfort.

But it is litterally not funny.

Edited by KairoAnnunaki (10/20/05 12:28 AM)

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Re: Comfort. [Re: KairoAnnunaki]
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Machines are an extention of our minds. They are us and in them we find companionship. Like our own hands we love them. It started with the first tools. Once we figured out we could manipulate the world around us the game was on.

I wonder ????

Will we ever find ourselves wired to some machine like a bag of meat jello in the distant future ?

Will we become a computer ?

Will we become that content with our creations ?


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What it is, is what it is my Brother.
It is as it is, so suffer thru it.

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Re: Comfort. [Re: Fucknuckle]
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Meat jello.

Meat jello... hmm... a fantastic word-pairing!


Sorry for the potential derailment...


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Note: In desperate need of a cure...

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Re: Comfort. [Re: Sclorch]
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this is not something i should be reading on acid


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"yet the more i dig, the more i consume, the more i unfold... the less protected i feel.
i am the spit on the hair of the son of an electron, swimming around the nucleus of a cell inside the sperm of a killer bee, and my purpose is as nebulous as why weve been bestowed with the capacity to give a shit" Brandon Boyd


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Re: Comfort. [Re: incubaby_421]
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Hate exists because love wasn't enough.

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Re: Comfort. [Re: KairoAnnunaki]
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What ? where does that fit into this thread ?


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