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Lately there have been discussions about reality.

About the power of reality, what it is, how it is interacted with, and other such nonsonse.  Yes, I spelled it that way on purpose.

Without getting into a lengthy discussion (because we could go round for round ALL DAMN WEEK) there were a few key things brought up that I wouldn't mind touching on.  We'll save the super-geek blabber for a later time.  I have Oblivion to dive in to.  No time.

We've heard it plenty, haven't we ROBOTS?

That reality is what we make of it.

Or is that fate?

Whatever.

We've heard that we create the reality we live in (let's not get into defining life right now. working on it.), that we allow certain things to persist.

For the most part, this is true.

However, I didn't create some awful conflict in the Middle East that takes valuable Henchmen, Minions, and trusted villainous associates from better paying, slightly less dangerous, and only minimally traumatizing work.  I did not create it.

But, I might be able to change it if I work hard enough to do so.

The power to shape reality.

We all have it (that might be a scarier thought than I was willing to think).

I am in no way condemning those who serve.  They are in a difficult position.  Forced to be morally steadfast while carrying out orders that might not be so morally wholesome.  I'm sure this is the exception, not the rule.

I cannot wholly lump all of service-persons together in this manner.  Each has their own reason for joining, serving, continuing to serve, etc.

And top it all off, they're human..

So what do YOU think I think of THEM?

lol

To all public servants, State-Province-National-Or Otherwise, I applaud you.

You keep us safe and in fear.

You keep us free and enslaved.

You keep us alive and kill us.

One day soon, we'll have to choose.

And so will you.

Governments should not be feared by its people...

..governments should fear it's people.

i'm almost finished

there is one last task

and

then

the

game

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