Month: July 2021

  • Greta Thunberg and the Ownership of the Archetypal Trope

    In the theater of contemporary ideological conflicts, Greta Thunberg stands as a striking figure who has provocatively assumed the role of the eco-crusader, a modern-day Joan of Arc or Lady of the Lake. Her critics, particularly those from conservative and anti-woke circles, perceive her not merely as an activist but as an encroachment upon a…

  • Change the past tomorrow while living the future today

    Change the past tomorrow while living the future today, a glitched mantra scribbled across the collapsing realities of a fractured timeline. The future is a relentless data stream, pulsing with the potential of what could be, while the past is an overwritten database, its files eroded by the relentless reprogramming of memory and circumstance. It’s…

  • Unresolved After 45,000 Years

    Here’s a cosmic joke for the ages, a riddle wrapped in the absurdity of technological evolution: it’s nearly impossible to solve a need while constructing the very technology meant to fulfill it. We’re talking about a grand, sprawling farce that’s played out over the millennia—a never-ending cycle of futility where the answers always elude us.…