Episode Thirty - choice is not an option

I sparked a joint and stepped out into the night—I needed space to clear the oppressive clutter in my mind. The devil’s words, dangerously sensible, were seeping into my thoughts, twisting them until they weren’t even my own. That was their damnable strength: getting you to believe your own ideas were yours, while they pulled all the invisible strings. And what could I do?

The obvious solution loomed—a perilous task that would take an…

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And the devil died screaming, a cyberpunk graphic novel

“Humans hunger for meaning—they possess an unquenchable thirst for purpose. It is that relentless desire that allows me to drift into sleep at night, comforted by the certainty that I am compelled to do what must be done.”

“Cut the crap, Walter. Who exactly are you trying to fool this time? We both know your tepid platitudes are nothing more than hollow…

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Episode Twenty Eight - Chaotic Collapse

As society crumbled under the weight of plagues, drone wars, resource shortages, and ecological collapse, a thick cloud of chaos descended upon the world. The air was heavy with despair and fear as societal structures disintegrated before their very eyes. The once-almighty elite hoarded their wealth and resources, becoming increasingly detached from the strife and suffering of the rest of humanity.

Their greed knew no bounds, leading…

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Episode Twenty Seven - Surviving the Filth

Describing it as a filthy old town would be an understatement. But it had always been that way, even before it reached its current state. At this point, it was something else entirely. The creatures that lived in it should not have been able to survive. But for them, survival was more than just an instinct. For us humans, we had long forgotten how to listen to our instincts, leading to our downfall. Our true selves were numbed by chemicals, leaving only a distant itch of instinct. We were…

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It feels like our world is falling apart, especially in the western hemisphere. We are struggling to find our balance as it tears at the seams. But we can't underestimate this system, which was designed for survival and will not go down without a fight. These thoughts back then like now are not allowed during the day, but I can't help but think about them. It puts me at risk of detection, but I'm used to that by now. Losing credibility was nothing new for me; I knew then I should take it…

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cult

Cult

I am so f#€£ed up

33 years of programming is hard to remove

And it’s a useful excuse

Sometimes

I am full of them

Defensive

33 years of practice

Hard to establish new ways of being

Hidden from the world

And Armageddon is coming

I don’t believe

But I see all the signs

Dread looms

Let me out

I can’t leave

Even if I want to

So, keep walking

Head held low

It…

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It would nice settling into the future. Not approaching it tiptoeing around corners.? It would be nice to open that door knowing you can handle whatever is on the other side. Not fearing to reach the handle.…

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It would have saved them

He was born on this council estate
He was two weeks early
Some say it was already too late
People don’t listen
So, he spits louder
But they’ve all tuned him out by now
He’s becoming part of the furniture
His voice is getting old
They’ll miss him when he’s gone
And wish they’d listened just once
It would have saved them

 

 

 

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We keep stepping forward

We keep stepping forward, each breath through time,

Each step moving closer to death and rebirth,

In a continual continuum of space,

Stepping in beat,

Moving forward,

Falling off one’s own feet,

Tumbling from this event, that thing and when,

Not really getting a grasp,

A hold of what’s going on,

Tumble forth into disaster, love and loss,

The world revolving around you,

The universe bends to your own rules,

We…

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