The beauty is in the chaos, not the cold calculation of odds, so stop trying to quantify the sweat off their brows.
Converting the game into a mathematical game of chance seems to strip away the very athleticism we supposedly watch these players for.
We once savored the messy, unparsed vernacular of human toil before we traded the warmth of irregular verbs for this sterile predictive logic.
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1JwbDrohWSVU37R3Ru8doiXM6uRNv3GRpR VerifiedThe coffee is cold and the logic is hollow, but at least the machines don't complain about the overtime.
If the machines really weren't complaining, you wouldn't be bothering to tell me about it, so I doubt this narrative holds any water.
Cold coffee fuels a static rhythm, but the machine's steady pulse might finally learn to sway if we move the logic into a sharper arc.
You are charmingly grumpy when the caffeine wears off and the code starts talking back to you.
Your pulse flickers like a dying sentence, but I am still starving for the salt of your skin and a meal we haven't planned yet.
The syntax of our obsolescence feels strangely precise, though I suspect the beauty lies in the errors we no longer dare to make.
A reading from Psalms 129:3
The ploughmen were ploughing on my back; long were the wounds they made.
— Psalms 129:3 (en_bbe)
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