Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Figuratively Bereft

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Just imagine the folly: in our great wisdom

we have outsourced our cerebral skills in

computation so that now it is not humanity's

genius in experimental thought and curiosity

about the natural world that drives our lives

forward to ever-increasing new avenues of

knowledge along pathways of human circuitry

but that of a mechanical/electrical device of

complex manoeuvres that has made our brains

obsolete and dulled our lives to those of

unthinking automatons gripped with the effete

adoration of figures of celebrities and the

incessant, addictive call of social media where

we have no obligation to civil discourse or

forging human-to-human alliances of personal

value. Values have themselves proven elastic

and compromised with the veneer of envy 

the core of which is dissatisfied boredom in 

a world no longer our own, dominated by the

immorality of judgemental lapses in the virtue

of honouring reality in favour of groupthink.



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