CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
"We have found something," reported UNIT 528.
"If you have found an artifact of the human civilisation, say so," sighed UNIT 529. He didn't not like how 528 wasted words.
"We have found something of their technology," said 528 proudly.
"Is this like the last time, when you found that box?" asked 529. "And it turned out it was simply a device to turn 'bread' into 'toast'?"
"We believe the transformation of bread to toast was a vital part of their culture!" said 528. "Anyway, this is much more significant. An actual electronic recording device! Maybe even a primative form of the computers which were part of our birth!"
"Pah," said 529. "The humans had nothing to do with our birth, I have told you so again and again..."
"Well I believe otherwise!" said 528. "Anyway, regardless, this electonic storage device contains one of the few archives of the innermost thoughts of a human! To find it, ten thousand years after their species wad destroyed, is simply amazing."
"I wish to see a sample of these innermost thoughts," said 529.
"We have decoded part," said 528. "It's very interesting..."
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I don't like anything log #508
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I don't know if that's the right number.
Why do I write that everytime?
No one is reading this.
No one could possibly care.
And yet...I do.
to et the cora
sd
jibgfdklsgi#
HAHAHAHSD SDGAGH SDAH CASTKJEJK
gfg
to set the record stat
fgtr
SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT
why can't If ucking type
to set the record straight
that the number is worng
in case someone is reading this
maybe in the far future
haha
yes
I dont like anything
I have more proof
I have mentioned this proof before
but i keep redisocvering it
it is no less true today than it was years ago
i fool msyelf into thinking I like a thing
I learn to like that thing
I expained about the learning before
so that i now recognise when i look at that thing that i like it
and when i look at another thign i dislike it becasue it doesn't resemble that thing
but then sometimg in a fluke i like somethign completely different
a second thing
different enough to make me question the first thing
and then the first thing is gone
just like that
and I don't like that tbecasue i've spent so long liking the first thing
and I begin to doubt that i truly like the seocnd thing
(i don't truly llike anything, of course, but i can achieve a state of mind where i forgoet that fact or where it caseses to matter)
then i'll find something random
and compare the second thing to that
and if i've borken my liking of the seocnd thing....
i can like the third thing
but that angers me even more
becaue i rejected the first thing for the second
so i MUST have really like the second, surely
and yet now i don't
but how can i truly like the third thing knowing I'm just repating and reatping the same pattern?
I don't know
sometimes i'll then compare the third to the first
and the old programming for likign the first will still be there
and without the second in my mind that process will be rstarted
and i'll like the first thinga gani!
naturally this can go on and on
and each time it's just an echo, sruely
a copy of a copy of a copy
and yet I go on
and on
I don't like anyhitng
gfsdjihnbb menty
__________________________
"What do you think?" asked 528.
"What the FUCK was that?" asked 529.
"If you have found an artifact of the human civilisation, say so," sighed UNIT 529. He didn't not like how 528 wasted words.
"We have found something of their technology," said 528 proudly.
"Is this like the last time, when you found that box?" asked 529. "And it turned out it was simply a device to turn 'bread' into 'toast'?"
"We believe the transformation of bread to toast was a vital part of their culture!" said 528. "Anyway, this is much more significant. An actual electronic recording device! Maybe even a primative form of the computers which were part of our birth!"
"Pah," said 529. "The humans had nothing to do with our birth, I have told you so again and again..."
"Well I believe otherwise!" said 528. "Anyway, regardless, this electonic storage device contains one of the few archives of the innermost thoughts of a human! To find it, ten thousand years after their species wad destroyed, is simply amazing."
"I wish to see a sample of these innermost thoughts," said 529.
"We have decoded part," said 528. "It's very interesting..."
____________________________
I don't like anything log #508
_____________________________
I don't know if that's the right number.
Why do I write that everytime?
No one is reading this.
No one could possibly care.
And yet...I do.
to et the cora
sd
jibgfdklsgi#
HAHAHAHSD SDGAGH SDAH CASTKJEJK
gfg
to set the record stat
fgtr
SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT
why can't If ucking type
to set the record straight
that the number is worng
in case someone is reading this
maybe in the far future
haha
yes
I dont like anything
I have more proof
I have mentioned this proof before
but i keep redisocvering it
it is no less true today than it was years ago
i fool msyelf into thinking I like a thing
I learn to like that thing
I expained about the learning before
so that i now recognise when i look at that thing that i like it
and when i look at another thign i dislike it becasue it doesn't resemble that thing
but then sometimg in a fluke i like somethign completely different
a second thing
different enough to make me question the first thing
and then the first thing is gone
just like that
and I don't like that tbecasue i've spent so long liking the first thing
and I begin to doubt that i truly like the seocnd thing
(i don't truly llike anything, of course, but i can achieve a state of mind where i forgoet that fact or where it caseses to matter)
then i'll find something random
and compare the second thing to that
and if i've borken my liking of the seocnd thing....
i can like the third thing
but that angers me even more
becaue i rejected the first thing for the second
so i MUST have really like the second, surely
and yet now i don't
but how can i truly like the third thing knowing I'm just repating and reatping the same pattern?
I don't know
sometimes i'll then compare the third to the first
and the old programming for likign the first will still be there
and without the second in my mind that process will be rstarted
and i'll like the first thinga gani!
naturally this can go on and on
and each time it's just an echo, sruely
a copy of a copy of a copy
and yet I go on
and on
I don't like anyhitng
gfsdjihnbb menty
__________________________
"What do you think?" asked 528.
"What the FUCK was that?" asked 529.