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Think nothing of water which percolates, Liquid evaporates. Such are the forms trapped within themselves, Meaningless rotes. By formlessness corporeal, But with materiality intangible. Forlorn immolation; Condensates re-saturate, only different. Incongruent crystallization; And they say there is change! By factors invariant, But with sums nonconstant. A laugh is a laugh, verbalized or written - It's still the same fundamentally. Tears are tears, dribbled or scribbled - It's still the same in essentiality. By elements unproposed, But with totalities nonexistent.
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May 23, 2025
May 23, 2025 at 2:49 AM UTC
A Fella Named Doctrine, Monroe; On & By The Basis Of The Individual
A moderately sized planet, afloat in a distant spiral galaxy orbiting an unremarkable star, has taken the Tardigrazian nations by storm. For thousands of their star cycles, they have been capturing the imaginations of countless people watching from their pods both Planetside and Satellite alike, brought together by the light of the Blue Bead – The little exoplanet and that defied all reason and persisted at all cost, despite itself, possibly to spite itself. Millions of lightyears away from our humble empire. This tiny little dot and the two-legged folk walking upon it became something of a cultural phenomenon. We have become the cheerleaders for a people likely long passed. We used to believe they might outlive their star Go on to visit other planets - meet their neighbors, like we did. But recent transmissions from our probes spell a tragic end on the horizon for our distant friends, whom we’ve seen climb down from trees, invent tools, and writing, and cities, and more but they never stopped at a reasonable spot. No amount self-inflicted suffering they brought in the name of that momentum would stop them. Progress, and the comfort that comes with it, being not unlike an intoxicant for these people. Addicts will always justify the means. Their world has rapidly grown warmer in the time we’ve been observing them. Soon it will be outside the narrow window in which they can reasonably survive. We watched, screaming at our screens, "The fuel - it’s the fuel causing the rise!!" They’d gone this long, burning the dead and expected no consequence. It's not their fault they’re so short-sighted It's how they evolved. A mere hundred years or so, that’s the lifetime of these feeble creatures Hardly enough to gain wisdom, let alone pass it down. Nevertheless, they lived, they loved, and they thrived. Surpassing even the most generous of our expectations. Against all odds, they learned, and they grew. Eventually, we did see the brightest of them realize their jeopardy and speak the truth. Just in time, they would unite as they did so many times before …or so we thought. Instead, they fought more. Even on the edge of extinction, they dig their trenches, and they pick their sides. The great imaginations that helped them build the world now affixing them in rigid fictions of their own making Unable to see beyond these preconceived limitations. It feels, now more than ever, as though we’re seeing the final seasons of the Blue Bead. The fall of a beloved people. Who will never know the billions of lives they’ve touched in the brief time we’ve gotten to share with them. But then, they have surprised us countless times before. Perhaps they will again.
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Nov 21, 2021
Nov 21, 2021 at 2:13 PM UTC
Written in Light
A moderately sized planet, afloat in a distant spiral galaxy orbiting an unremarkable star, has taken the Tardigrazian nations by storm. For thousands of their star cycles, they have been capturing the imaginations of countless people watching from their pods both Planetside and Satellite alike, brought together by the light of the Blue Bead – The little exoplanet and that defied all reason and persisted at all cost, despite itself, possibly to spite itself. Millions of lightyears away from our humble empire. This tiny little dot and the two-legged folk walking upon it became something of a cultural phenomenon. We have become the cheerleaders for a people likely long passed. We used to believe they might outlive their star Go on to visit other planets - meet their neighbors, like we did. But recent transmissions from our probes spell a tragic end on the horizon for our distant friends, whom we’ve seen climb down from trees, invent tools, and writing, and cities, and more but they never stopped at a reasonable spot. No amount self-inflicted suffering they brought in the name of that momentum would stop them. Progress, and the comfort that comes with it, being not unlike an intoxicant for these people. Addicts will always justify the means. Their world has rapidly grown warmer in the time we’ve been observing them. Soon it will be outside the narrow window in which they can reasonably survive. We watched, screaming at our screens, "The fuel - it’s the fuel causing the rise!!" They’d gone this long, burning the dead and expected no consequence. It's not their fault they’re so short-sighted It's how they evolved. A mere hundred years or so, that’s the lifetime of these feeble creatures Hardly enough to gain wisdom, let alone pass it down. Nevertheless, they lived, they loved, and they thrived. Surpassing even the most generous of our expectations. Against all odds, they learned, and they grew. Eventually, we did see the brightest of them realize their jeopardy and speak the truth. Just in time, they would unite as they did so many times before …or so we thought. Instead, they fought more. Even on the edge of extinction, they dig their trenches, and they pick their sides. The great imaginations that helped them build the world now affixing them in rigid fictions of their own making Unable to see beyond these preconceived limitations. It feels, now more than ever, as though we’re seeing the final seasons of the Blue Bead. The fall of a beloved people. Who will never know the billions of lives they’ve touched in the brief time we’ve gotten to share with them. But then, they have surprised us countless times before. Perhaps they will again.
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