by randall obotic
we are (already) robots
we are (already) "they"
we are (already) that which does not sing, nor dance, nor play
we are (already) that which does not laugh, nor dream, nor rhyme
we are (already) robots, yes:
robotic, all the time
we are (already) robots
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if one dares to take a walk around the neighborhood, the reality sets-in quickly: robotic humanoids with dark, stoic faces… driving machines and walking dogs. those in the u.s.a. will go about their dreary day with one quest: consumption.
mostly, we just want to eat. everything else, we can get from our own devices, as we:
· robotically awaken, alarmed by a clock.
· robotically connect with our computer-phones.
· robotically prepare coffee, as if it will somehow bring vigor to our lifeless bodies.
· robotically walk the dog, and robotically retrieve the moist, warm feces that recently departed from its behind.
· robotically go to work, and robotically plug-into the mega-bot.
· robotically go home (to eat, and) to watch television, a device which has long lost its vision and tells us absolutely nothing new(s).
· robotically, we act confused.
even our sex lives have been reduced to pornography and vibrational devices.
----------------------------------when the time does (eventually) come… when advanced Super-intelligence rules the day… when we want to implant our consciousness onto an ever-living bot… it may not recognize us as a foreign entity… because we…
we are (already) robots.
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[1] martino, j. (2.2-1.19). we are (already) robots. book 83: the back 9. © 2019 by wellnesseducation.us.
[1] martino, j. (2.2-1.19). we are (already) robots. book 83: the back 9. © 2019 by wellnesseducation.us.
