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A Billionaire Does Not Care
A millionaire will not share. With you, with me, with anybody. A billionaire does not care. ’bout you, ’bout me, ’bout anybody other than themself…
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I Do My Own Surgery
If you couldn’t see, I’m an amateur at this kinda gig. For my aperture… short sighted and thick. Call it “crapeture”, for all I see is…
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now this is art
The content describes undoing what has been written, turning dust into water, and water into life. The author marvels at the art and proclaims the birth of a new world. They speak of splitting the universe, achieving freedom, and referencing numbers in progression as a theme.
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The Clock’s 4th Hand
Can you see the fourth hand on the clock? Perhaps if you just squint hard enough. Does it reveal itself to you? Silently ticking. Out of sight. Out of mind. Faster than you can ever imagine…
brain, burnout, clock, collective, conciousness, cycle, depression, desire, despair, dilation, fast, hands, hidden, hive, life, longing, meditation, mental, metaphysical, mind, mysterious, pain, paralysed, physics, poem, poetry, science, slow, speed, spine, time, time dilation -
Mercury Gatorade
Asteroids fly and moon rocks scattered. Meteorites rain and molten goo splattered. A new being steps up to the throne. This new being usually likes to be alone. But said new being thinks time it needs to change…
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Sugar and Light
The content discusses finding direction in life through various mediums, including sugar, art, music, gaming, and nature. The author emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and experiencing the world with a fresh perspective. Ultimately, they acknowledge an overreliance on sugar.
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tomorrowdayesterday
The content describes the concept of time, highlighting the contrast between “yesterday” and “today”. It also touches on the idea of consequences being eternal. The mention of pulling a lever suggests a decision with lasting impact.
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Merry Shiftmas and a Flappy New Year
The author discusses the concept of higher dimensional versions of ourselves that communicate through universal languages like math and music. Everything in existence aligns periodically, leading to a moment of pure chaos and then connectivity. The author further explores the randomness of life, comparing it to a flowing river where outcomes are unpredictable, and suggests…
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