The News is Yelling
Watch me. Watch me.
Mass Surveillance
What is the end game - Mass Hysteria? Panic? Depression? War?
Are we part of some experiment?
It's so easy to die but so fucking hard to be alive, right?
Who feels safe? Fear spreads like fire.
Americans are as guilty as the rest of the world, in that we feel so powerless to stop mad leaders.
But we are not powerless. We are divided... on purpose.
I had a dream I was outside on a hillside, and there were many cars with many people, people chatting, walking their dog, going to work.
But I see a wave of energy... something they didn't see.
It hits them.
Eventually it also hits them that something happened - it doesn't kill.
It transforms.
What is
Hard heads.
Hard lessons.
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It is an antidote to my own dream. When I was very small, too young to read, I suffered a recurrent nightmare. I rose up asleep and saw a portion of the world from above. From that vantage point I watched everyone rushing around in separate cars and separate lives, their houses distant from one another, and from above I saw it as a tragedy. I could see, from far above, their faces and their sorrows, ambitions, hollowness. On the worst nights I'd wake my father, crying "they think it's real" and he'd tuck me back into bed saying "It's just a dream."
I choose your dream over my own.