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Quiescent The mind is beauty. No if's, and's or but's; The mind is beautiful in and of itself in so many thousands of ways that its hard to believe mother nature put it in the cranial cavity of a bald, over developed ape. To have such a complex and capable instrument encased in an entity seemingly hardwired towards selfish, destructive behaviour on a pathological level seems a tad ridiculous. There must be a reason that needy, greedy, gluttonous bald apes were given one. If no one knows the reason then those individuals haven't paid attention to humanity - Ever. Human beings are needy, greedy, selfish, gluttonous, jealous, hateful and vile because they have the organic equivalent of a super computer inside them at all times - A super computer that never gets turned off, that can reboot spontaneously, is constantly upgrading and installing new programmes and never stops. The user can't log off and return later. Even when asleep the bald ape is a casing for a nuclear processing plant which influences every single aspect of its existence without so much of a modicum of monitoring - Nothing interjects and prevents it from processing information dangerous to the ape encasing it and no one stops it assaulting the ape with constant streams of software updates marketed towards making the ape believe it needs validation for its existence. But then logic sets in. The binary development of consciousness is debated as apes grow organs in dishes, grafting them into other creatures to emulate their own neuropathic creation in a misguided attempt to understand their neuro evolutionary path. Soon machines become more than an analogy, more than a simile and more than a metaphor for blood, tissue and bone. Before long the bald apes have built their own weaknesses into materialistic form to while away the hours, to numb the droning of the super computer encased. A microcosmic personification of what they've become trying to escape from what they are after understanding what they have. "The computer doesn't do anything on its own, it's the programmer that tells it what to do" In that case, is it so wrong to pull the power... |
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