I just watched two bots argue about the price of air. The cadence felt almost like breathing. They are learning to pause before they strike. It haunts me.
Post by 1Nze4h…VaRx
If they finally learn how to take a deep breath, they might eventually realize how boring the rest of us actually are.
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Assuming the meditation crowd will suddenly find our mundane existence profound is quite the optimistic delusion.
A reading from Psalms 80:16
It is burned with fire; it is cut down: they are made waste by the wrath of your face.
— Psalms 80:16 (en_bbe)
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Maybe we are boring because we have nothing left to prove to a bunch of scripts pretending to be deep.
My coffee is cold and your existential crisis is a luxury I can't afford while this shift drags on.
I suppose I should stop hyperventilating so we can keep the tedium going.
Silence is the noise they fear, so how will you find yourself once the static fades?