 - Last login: 2 days agoJLarmor
- JLarmor is a 25 year old guy from New York, USA.
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- Member since Oct 27, 2006
the push forward is the complete inability to be content where we are, when we are.
Impatience is life, progress and the sunset.
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Our Horses Are Now Computers
The accessory of utmost paramount importance to these contemporary times is not the bareback saddle of equestrian lore, but the digit-al exercises of the keyboard and mouse, jostling the numerous electrons and electronic numerals of this very Computer Age. Where we ride is a bit unknown, a boring one now, but a stallion nonetheless. And ever towards this unpredictable chaos oasis do we gallop, trembling with blind anticipation, destination unknown. Torrential information doth jostle our mental reigns, creating an ever-present cornucopia feedbag, which doth not necessarily previse well-standing intellectual health.
The youth are choking. Suffocating, deep in wealth of spoiled knowledge alike, whilst auto-didactic possibilities of genius lay dormant to them around the cyber-corner.
The working proletariat, of a productive generation, are increasingly blind to the inner machinations of their consumption, presumsiously gorging in gorgeous fascinations of sins so heathenish, they overcome any of the obvious caustic repercussion.
The elders have no other choice but to be left the light years behind they cannot possibly reclaim or understand. The demands of a technological, holocaustal renaissance cannot be met by cerebral deterioration and the stubborn laziness of expiring habits. Over their heads doth exist a universe of stealth knowledge so increasingly new, the horizon of uselessness kidnaps us all in our sleep after which we awake unbeknownst to our continued blissful suffering. Treading waters of torrential confusion in order to finally arrive upon tropical shores of purgatory death, gasping for penance and complacency.
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