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Grapple for myths

This is it, baby.

 

All we are is each other.

All we have left is the right to eat passion.

 

No. Not Now. Not with my back turned to time.

I'd like to face apocalypse, please.

 

"Entropy is a pseudoscience"

Says my dad.

But so is love.

And materialism.

 

 

What happens when...

My dreams come true and my life reveals itself as irrational?

The humans are forced to realize they're already dead?

I've lost everything, even nothing?

We all have disamnesia?

The communities of resistance are bought out?

The sustainability movement comes to terms with its own mortality?

Love abandons us?

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May 18, 2013
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